White House Warns Reporter Over Repeated Briefing Disruptions
- Journalist Simon Ateba received a warning letter from the White House citing multiple instances of interruption during press briefings.
- The letter states that Ateba's continued interruptions impede other reporters and disrupt briefings.
- Ateba claims the warning stems from a "hit piece" in the Washington Post and alleges racism and censorship.
- Under new rules, Ateba is unlikely to have his press credentials renewed due to his behavior.
- The White House warns that Ateba's press pass may be revoked if interruptions continue after a seven day response period.