Donald Trump calls for denying Washington Post journalists access to the White House

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - US President Donald Trump on Monday criticized two American journalists working for the Washington Post, calling for the newspaper to be denied access to the White House.

In a tweet on Twitter, Trump described the reporters as Philip Rucker and Ashley Parker as "junior and dirty reporters" in response to a report we published last week in her newspaper, "The Losing Summer of Trump: His aides claim victory, while others see inefficiency and fanaticism." .

 

"White House officials promote the summer of 2019 as the summer of Trump's historic accomplishments, providing a list of more than 25 accomplishments," the report said. Is a period of missed opportunities and self-destruction. "

White House media spokesperson Hogan Gedley and Stephanie Grishman responded to the newspaper by publishing a report entitled "Losing Summer Post", accusing it of ignoring the Trump administration's achievements.