White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defended the administration’s media access policies, saying the goal is to expand participation rather than limit it. Addressing concerns about changes to the White House press pool, she argued that access should include digital publishers, independent journalists, and smaller outlets alongside traditional media organizations. Leavitt said the policy promotes broader representation and diverse perspectives while continuing to allow critical news organizations to cover official events. The discussion also touched on comparisons with Joe Biden’s media strategy, highlighting ongoing debates about transparency, accessibility, and the evolving role of journalism.
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