<p>ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox News have declined to resume video coverage of White House events until full access is restored to CNN.</p><p>Lawyers representing the news outlets banned from the White House by President Trump have requested an emergency hearing after several journalists were denied entry to the building on Thursday morning, which appears to contradict a federal judge’s order to restore their access.</p><p>According to a recent court filing, "This morning journalists from each of CNN, MS NOW, and POLITICO attempted to enter the White House and were turned away, and Secret Service agents confiscated the hard pass of journalists whose hard passes had not previously been confiscated."</p>
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Trump's State Dinner for Xi Jinping Will Not Be Televised Amid Access Dispute
ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox News have stopped video coverage of White House events until CNN is granted full access. Lawyers for the banned news outlets have requested an emergency hearing after journalists were denied entry, which contradicts a federal judge's order.
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