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I'm not saying it no I'm not I wasn't talking about Air Force One it's when you say denied access to Air Force One the White House routinely decides who can go on Air Force One this wasn't a a a one-time denials of CNN there's all kinds of times when certain reporters are not flying or are flying CNN was the pool that day they were denied entry to Air Force One I understand that but it's not unusual and as a matter of fact it's common every time the president travels that he and his team decide which reporters get to travel with the president and so what you have now is you have you have certain news outlets upset and frustrated at what happened last week and so that they're refusing to use pool coverage the president has every right to decide who gets to fly on his plane and it is national security especially on air force one and especially at the white house and so it's not just it's not just the fact that they refuse to report anything accurately. By the way, that is what is a national security problem. When you have completely misinformation, complete misinformation coming out of the White House, that affects our relationship with our foreign partners. That affects our relationship with our foreign enemies. And so this is just not about the fact that they're refusing to report accurate news. It's all about the information that the American people have a right to hear coming out of our, what should be respected media outlets. You clearly think you had a