Trump Administration Bars the Esteemed and Well-Established Associated Press from Reporting in the Oval Office or Air Force One... This Cannot Be Done!

Trump Administration Bars the Esteemed and Well-Established Associated Press from Reporting in the Oval Office or Air Force One

                    full article written by ben yosaf aperitif

The Trump Administration is tightening its grip on the free press, banning one of the most-undisputed, acclaimed, and recognized names in journalism from being in the Oval Office or reporting on Air Force One.

This is not the way the free press should be treated.  The Associated Press disagreed with the way in which the White House was renaming historical places, the Gulf of Mexico in particular, and refused to write the-- wrong name-- for it, the fallacious nominal placeholder that the Trump Administration was aimed at ushering in.

According to the Guaridan:

Budowich [the White House deputy chief of staff] said he recognized that the Associated Press’s reporting was covered by the US constitution’s first amendment, which provides for the freedoms of speech and press. But he maintained that “does not ensure their privilege of unfettered access to limited spaces, like the Oval Office and Air Force One”.

Then why did Budowich say he knows the first amendment?  We see he sees that: it provides freedoms of speech and press.  He does not know a free press and free speech is protected in those two places, we see.  Here, to break down the argument: the White House deputy chief of staff disallows the Associated Press from reporting in the Oval Office and Air Force One, yet, and yet, these to vicinities are the sole two places where the president regularly offers public statements regarding his administration.  In this way, the Associated Press is banned from receiving the public statements from the president regarding his administration.  Therefore, they are circumvented from being able to enact journalism regarding President Trump's public statements that he gives to the press, to the news officials.  The Associated Press is therefore stopped from doing the act of journalistic expertise and journalistic oversight in regards to the Trump presidential administrations public statements that are offered by the commander-and-chief, President Trump.  Budowich says they have a freedom of speech and the press, though, they can not communicate like the free press and take the regular presidential statements in his public appearance, and the are omitted from their treatment as the established world press by the administation.  In this sense, they are prevented from the back-and-forth of communication that ought to be afforded to them under U.S. law.  And moreover, the Associated Press is not able to carry out their duties and role as a bona fide established journalistic organization, the press.

Absurdly, the White House deputy chief of staff claims the Associated Press can not traverse any and all "limited spaces," but only two were up for question-- the two where the president provides his public press appearances.  These two, of which are the only ones of relevance, is where the reporters are empowered to exercise their freedom of speech in the free press. 

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The basis for why the Associated Press is now unable to be in those two aforementioned places is because-- the White House disagrees with its honest reporting.

The White House wishes to change the name of freely navigated international waters, something that it is not their authority to do.

The White House is basically, exactly, saying to the Associated Press: "Because you do not agree with us, you cannot report on us, most of all the president, where he provides the policy of our government, the U.S."

The oceans are international waters.  The Gulf of Mexico is contiguous and part of the Atlantic Ocean.  Therefore, this is out of the United States jurisdiction to rename.

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Amerigo Vespucci in the sixteenth century mapped out and plotted the shores of America, an Italian explorer, who proved Christopher Columbus' hypothesis false that the eastern shore of the Americas was the western entrance to the Far East, the western entrance to Asia.  North America and South America after Vespucci, along with the United States of America. Does the U.S. government have the authority to name the Gulf of Mexico after him?  It seems like this naming of North America and South America and the United States of America was patterned from the past. 

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Updated 2 May 2025

Further Addendum:  If the 'Trump Administration' reckons that the international waterway, the Gulf of Mexico is, "America Gulf," they could just go on in that logic and basis of false and fictional and myopic, and criminal, analysis, in adding in: <<and Mexico is 'America's Mexico.'>>  They could!  You could think it was their plan.  It would fit perfectly with their, well, criminal-in-every-way of logic and basis of false and fictional and myopic claim ("America Gulf"), of which renders it baseless.

And then they attacked the Free Press.

They had a reason to say it was not something they said.  They saw it was false statement.  They understood, 1) base, 2) baseless.  And beyond that, it was mean.  And so, also, unspeakable.  And the America government said they must write it (The Associated Press); they did not; now, one of the People's America's most established and authoritative new sources, most popular, cannot, we see get the president's policy.

For more on the courageous fight to continue the free press and honest dialogue between citizens, head to this article by According to Time.

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We see, well. the press is good.  It is good to publish writing.  And the free press is people's ability to carry out the ways in that we are put together the People, in the Country the United States.  This is how we learn.  What can we do, the People, the Church Mission asks you, as we are a beacon of the U.S.  What will be done to your press, if the Associated Press is not seen as established against our government?  What will happen to other free presses then.

Is free press disestablished?

- article written by ben yosaf aperitif

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