>>However, there is a larger aspect that I wanted to emphasize: when the WH excludes a reporter for asking too many inconvenient questions while the POTUS demonizes the media as the "enemy of the people",
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>This former journalism major can't get his arms around the fact that someone who is paid millions to ask a question on national TV, a question that has been already asked and answered ad nauseum, is somehow a journalist or a reporter.
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>Other than embarrassing the president (a futile effort- this is an NYC Real Estate alumnus - where mere insults are treated as fawning compliments) what "news" can possibly come from it?
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>I'll take offers to start a pool on the likelihood that I'll turn on CNN now and not find at least 8 "journalists" talking about this topic.
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>Journalism??


Had that question been answered before by Trump, or was it the speculation provided by multiple "journalists" that you took as the answer. FWIW, I still don't know why Trump considers the "caravan" an invasion, other than because he says so.
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