Journalists from these news agencies including Reuters banned from attending Donald Trump's cabinet meeting, what is the President's plan?

New rules have been made regarding media coverage in the White House in America. On the other hand, news is coming that the White House refused to give entry to journalists of some news organizations in the first cabinet meeting of President Donald Trump.

Journalists from Reuters and other news organizations were denied entry to President Donald Trump's first Cabinet meeting, under the administration's new policy regarding media coverage.

The White House banned their entry

The White House refused entry to a photographer from the Associated Press and three reporters from Reuters, HuffPost and the German newspaper Der Tagesspiegel. TV crews from ABC and Newsmax, as well as reporters from Axios, The Blaze, Bloomberg News and NPR were allowed to cover the event.

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