President Donald Trump has buried his heels while his white house has banned the Associated Press about the refusal of the wire service to use the term 'Gulf of America'.
“They don't affect us and I don't think I am having them favors – that's the way life works,” he joked on Tuesday.
On Friday, deputy Staff Chef Taylor Budowich announced that the AP would not be welcome in the Oval Office of Air Force One as long as the influential style of the Mexico outlet continued to use.
AP reporters and photographers were not allowed to participate in the White House events all week about the Style Guide drama.
But the staff of the White House increased the Ante by blocking Oude AP Witte Huis Darlene Superville and photographer Ben Curtis from Boarding Air Force One before the departure of Trump in Florida.
During an executive order research event on Mar-A-Lago on Tuesday, Trump was asked what would be needed to reconsider the controversial prohibition.
Trump complained to reporters that the AP “refuses to go with what the law is and what happens.”
“It is now called the Gulf of America. It is no longer called the Gulf of Mexico, “said Trump. “I have the right to do it.”
President Donald Trump dug his heels on Tuesday, because his white house has forbidden the Associated Press about the refusal of the wire service to use the term 'Gulf of America'. He suggested that the ban would continue as long as AP used Golf from Mexico
Associated Press Witte Huis Reporter Darlene Superville and AP photographer Ben Curtis remained out of the White House -swimming pool at the weekend after Trump assistants had not hired them on Friday on board Air Force One
The president mentioned his attempt to mention the Alaska Peak Mount McKinley again after it had been changed to Denali – the name used by the resident Alaskans – during the Obama years.
Trump pointed out that nobody 'challenges' that name change.
“I just say we keep them out until they agree that it is the wave of America,” he said about the AP ban.
“We are very proud of this country, we want it to be the Gulf of America,” the president added.
Since Trump arrived in Florida, the Superville and Curtis of the AP have made an attempt to become a member of the White House swimming pool, the rotating group of reporters who follow the president, and were refused.
As a wire service, the AP has a place for a reporter and photographer in the presidential pool every day.
Trump was also asked if he objected to a part of the terminology of the AP that objects objects to and that hefty liberal claims.
Terms such as 'gender -confirming care' – how the AP says that reporters must refer to sex changes for transgender people – have received complaints from conservatives.
Associated Press Witte Huis -reporter Darlene Superville and AP photographer Ben Curtis would fly from a joint basis Andrews to West Palm Beach on Friday with President Donald Trump, but were excluded because of the refusal of the AP to use 'Gulf of America'
The two empty seats are shown the Air Force one press cabin for the Friday flight between joint Basic Andrews and West Palm Beach. Trump has stayed in Florida since Friday on the occasion of a long -term day weekend for presidents
Moreover, the choice of style to provide the word 'black' for Afro-Americans, but leaving 'white' in the style, has irritated Trump cummer, just like the AP frowning on journalists who use the term 'illegal immigrant' in their stories .
“Well, I think some of the sentences they want to use are ridiculous,” Trump introduced on Tuesday.
“And I think they were outdated to be outdated,” he went on. 'Especially in the past three weeks. Because many things have happened in the last three weeks. '
Trump also hinted that he still has a bone to choose with the AP during the 2020 elections, of which he still claims he won but a second term was robbed due to widespread democratic fraud.
“Now the Associated Press, as you know, has been very, very wrong in the elections, about Trump, about the treatment of Trump and other things that have to do with Trump and Republicans and conservatives,” compiled.
