Yale's Robert Post: White House Press Limits Could 'Deform' Coverage

Robert Post, professor and former dean at Yale Law School, warns that allowing the Trump administration to decide which members of the press can access the White House could "deform the press coverage of the president" and leave the public without complete coverage. He speaks with Kailey Leinz and Joe Mathieu on Bloomberg. Post also addresses the broader conflict between the administration and the courts, describing it as a difficult situation because courts rely on the executive branch's good-faith compliance to enforce their orders. That dynamic, he suggests, raises fundamental questions about the balance of power. The conversation places press access and judicial enforcement within a larger debate over how democratic institutions function when the executive branch and the courts are at odds.