The Trump administration secured advertising slots on CNN and MS NOW. These ads, funded by taxpayers, promoted President Donald Trump. This occurred while the president attempted to ban the two networks from White House grounds. A federal judge temporarily halted these bans.
Vaughn Hillyard, a White House correspondent for MS NOW, filed a report near the White House on September 21. The move to air the ads has drawn attention due to the ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and these media outlets.
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