Newsmax's conservative CEO says he's not in favor of White House suspension of press releases

Newsmax CEO Christopher Ruddy said on Sunday that he thought CNA's White House correspondent Jim Acosta had "gone way over the top" in some of his questions. President TrumpDonald John TrumpMichelle Obama declares that it is not always easy to adhere to the principle of "going high" Georgia certifies the election results in a fierce race to governor Trump's elections defends the deployment of the border under a new PLUS control, but that the White House has exceeded by revoking his press pass.

"I think the White House has exceeded its powers on the basis of this information," said Ruddy, director of the conservative news website and friend of the president, on CNN's "Reliable Sources."

"I think that they could have taken a lot of other intermediate measures.They should have done it before, and as a press organization, I do not support the suspension of access from CNN to the White House, "added Ruddy.

.@ChrisRuddyNMXTrump's friend and CEO of Newsmax Media, thinks journalists like Jim Acosta are asking questions that go "way beyond". But as a press organization, he "does not support the suspension of access to CNN's White House". pic.twitter.com/PZgdFBJKxV

– Reliable sources (@ReliableSources) November 18, 2018

The Newsmax CEO also acknowledged that Trump was accessible to reporters and was answering questions at events in the Oval Office and as he prepared to leave the White House for various trips.

A federal judge said Friday that the White House was to reinstate the Acosta press card after the White House removed it following a controversial press conference with Trump.

The White House said there was to be a "decorum" during press events and Trump said in "Fox News Sunday" that the administration would draft rules of conduct for rallies at come.

The president regularly mocks the press for "false news" and "enemies of the people". Over the past few weeks, he has humiliated Acosta by calling him "a rude and terrible person," accusing a PBS journalist of posing a racist question and reprimanding a CNN reporter for "asking a question". stupid".