Trump threatens the CNN chief Whitehouse correspondent to be banned again from the White House if he misbehave again or cancel the conference in which he is present in

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US President Donald Trump, warned CNN’s chief correspondent at the White House Jim Acosta, to be banned from the White House again.

This came after a US federal judge issued a decision on Friday evening, obliging the White House to reinstate the reporter’s press release after he was withdrawn from him a few days ago after a dispute between him and Trump at a news conference.

In an interview with Fox News, Trump said: “If Jim Acosta abuses again, I will expel him from the White House, or I will have to cancel his conference.

The Washington District Court Judge Timothy Kelly – which he was appointed by Trump in 2017 – the White House to reauthorize Acosta, on Friday.

Judge Kelly said the White House decision to ban CNN’s correspondent is lacked transparency.

CNN announced last Tuesday that it filed a complaint and filed a lawsuit against Trump and the White House, on the event of the withdrawal of Acosta’s license.

The incident took place on November 7, when Trump and Acosta were at a press conference after the latter posed questions that provoked the US president.

Acosta on Twitter announced that the White House had withdrawn his statement and would not be allowed access for news coverage.

At the time, the White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said that Acosta touched an apprentice who tried to take the microphone from his hand during his debate with Trump, and was asked to put the mic down, but Acosta denied through his Twitter account the authenticity of what the White House spokeswoman said.

The court ordered the White House to return the work permit and a press accreditation card to CNN chief White House correspondent after he was banned from entering the US presidential residence following a heated debate with US President Donald Trump during a press conference, which CNN has filed a complaint based on the First Amendment of the US Constitution that protects freedom of expression.

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