2026年9月19日 / 美国东部时间上午11:04 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻（CBS News）
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据涉事媒体报道，周六上午，MS NOW、CNN和《政客报》（Politico）的记者被白宫拒之门外。此前一天，特朗普总统宣布禁止这三家媒体进入白宫园区。
哥伦比亚广播公司新闻记者周六上午8点左右亲眼目睹一名MS NOW通讯员和摄像师被白宫拒绝入内。两人的硬质媒体通行证均被吊销。该通讯员阿凯拉·加德纳在MS NOW节目中表示，她刷卡进场时被告知通行证已失效。当她询问原因时，安保人员表示此事超出其职权范围。
哥伦比亚广播公司新闻记者还看到CNN记者贝琪·克莱因和一名摄像师周六试图进入白宫园区，最终未佩戴证件离开了现场。
《政客报》在其晨间新闻简报中表示，记者夏延·哈斯利特周六上午也被拒绝进入白宫。该报称，她被特勤局拦下，通行证被没收。
前身为MSNBC的MS NOW在一份声明中表示，将“采取一切必要步骤捍卫我们的第一修正案权利，以及独立新闻业在民主社会中的核心作用”。
该新闻机构补充道：“白宫属于美国人民，园内做出的决策由我们的税收资金支持。”
CNN在一份声明中表示：“无论任何试图限制进入白宫及其他政府建筑的人身权限，或是任何阻碍我们新闻报道的行为，我们报道美国政府的使命都不会改变。”
“我们不会偏离监督政府及其他公共机构履职的职责，将继续无畏、公正地报道本届政府的行动和运作流程，”CNN补充道，“CNN全力支持我们的白宫报道团队。”
《政客报》主编乔纳森·格林伯格在发给编辑部的邮件中表示，该报支持哈斯利特“以及所有在此报道白宫事务的记者”。他表示，《政客报》将“积极捍卫我们的第一修正案权利”。
特朗普此前还威胁要禁止其他多家媒体进入白宫，但截至周六上午，他并未发布进一步相关声明。
白宫记者协会主席、福克斯新闻记者杰基·海因里希表示，该协会“声援因履行本职工作而被针对性针对的CNN、MSNOW和《政客报》的同事们”。
特朗普周五为此次禁令辩解称，他“厌倦了阅读和观看来自这些媒体的假新闻”，并未提及任何具体报道。他在接受另一名记者采访时表示，他厌恶“不诚实的新闻媒体”。
白宫让哥伦比亚广播公司新闻联系特朗普的相关言论。
这并非特朗普首次与新闻媒体发生冲突。去年，在美联社拒绝将墨西哥湾称为“美国湾”后，特朗普政府采取措施禁止该机构参与白宫报道。该媒体以第一修正案为由提起诉讼。2025年4月，一名联邦法官裁定白宫必须恢复美联社进入总统活动区域的权限。不过，联邦上诉法院允许政府暂时禁止美联社进入较小的受限区域，相关法律纠纷仍在进行中。
在特朗普第一任期内，在与时任CNN记者吉姆·阿科斯塔发生激烈争执后，白宫试图吊销其媒体通行证。CNN提起诉讼，一名联邦法官下令恢复阿科斯塔的媒体通行证。
哥伦比亚广播公司新闻法律分析师杰西卡·莱文森表示，最新的禁令“带有基于内容的歧视意味”。
“这正是第一修正案首要防范的情形，”莱文森说道。
CNN, MS NOW and Politico staffers turned away from White House after Trump ban
September 19, 2026 / 11:04 AM EDT / CBS News
By Kerry Breen News Editor
Kerry Breen is a news editor at CBSNews.com. A graduate of New York University’s Arthur L. Carter School of Journalism, she previously worked at NBC News’ TODAY Digital. She covers current events, breaking news and issues including substance use.
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MS NOW, CNN and Politico staffers were turned away from the White House on Saturday morning, the networks said, one day after President Trump said he was banning the three outlets from the property.
CBS News observed an MS NOW correspondent and cameraman being turned away from the White House around 8 a.m. Saturday. Both had their hard passes revoked. The correspondent, Akayla Gardner, said on MS NOW she was told her pass was disabled when she tried to swipe in. She said when she asked why, the security guard said the matter was above him.
CBS News also saw CNN reporter Betsy Klein and a cameraman trying to enter the White House grounds on Saturday, and eventually leave without their badges.
Politico said in its morning newsletter that reporter Cheyenne Haslett was also denied entry to the White House on Saturday morning. Politico said she was stopped by Secret Service and had her pass confiscated.
MS NOW, formerly known as MSNBC, said in a statement that it “intends to take any and all steps necessary to defend our First Amendment rights and the essential role of independent journalism in our democracy.”
“The White House belongs to the American people and the decisions made inside are funded by our tax dollars,” the news organization added.
CNN said in a statement that its “mission to report on the U.S. government will continue regardless of any attempts to restrict physical access to the White House and other government buildings, or any other attempts to impede our journalism.”
“We will not be deflected from our duty to hold the government and other public bodies to account, and we will continue to report on the actions and processes of this administration without fear or favor,” CNN added. “CNN stands fully behind our White House team.”
Politico editor-in-chief Jonathan Greenberger said in an email to the newsroom that the outlet stands by Haslett “and all reporters here covering the White House.” He said that Politico will “vigorously defend our First Amendment rights.”
Mr. Trump has also threatened to bar other outlets from the White House, but has not made any further announcements as of Saturday morning.
The president of the White House Correspondents’ Association, Fox News reporter Jacqui Heinrich, said the organization “stands in defense of our colleagues at CNN, MSNOW, and Politico who are being singled out for doing their jobs.”
Mr. Trump justified the ban on Friday by saying he was “tired of reading and seeing fake news” from the outlets. He did not highlight any specific stories. He told another reporter that he dislikes “dishonest press.”
The White House referred CBS News to Mr. Trump’s comments.
This is not the first time Mr. Trump has clashed with press outlets. Last year, the president took steps to bar the Associated Press from White House coverage after the outlet refused to refer to the Gulf of Mexico as the “Gulf of America.” The news outlet sued on First Amendment grounds. In April 2025, a federal judge ruled the White House must restore the AP’s access to presidential spaces. However, a federal appeals court allowed the administration to temporarily ban the AP from smaller restricted spaces, and that legal dispute is ongoing.
During Mr. Trump’s first term, the White House attempted to take away the press pass of then-CNN correspondent Jim Acosta after a testy exchange between him and Mr. Trump. CNN filed suit, and a federal judge ordered Acosta’s press pass to be restored.
CBS News legal contributor Jessica Levinson said that the latest ban “smacks of content-based discrimination.”
“That’s the primary thing that the First Amendment guards against,” Levinson said.
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