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Elizabeth Warren Says it Would be a ‘Massive Mistake’ for Rob Bonta to Settle Lawsuit With Paramount as Trump Bans CNN from White House: ‘This Is a Dangerous Merger’

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Elizabeth Warren Says it Would be a ‘Massive Mistake’ for Rob Bonta to Settle Lawsuit With Paramount as Trump Bans CNN from White House: ‘This Is a Dangerous Merger’WorldPing
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  • Reported by Variety and published Sat, 19 Sep 2026 20:10:30 UTC.

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  1. CNN, MS NOW Reporters Denied Access to White House as Trump Follows Through on Threat to Ban Outlets

  2. CNN, MS NOW And Politico Journalists Denied White House Entry; Colleagues Condemn Trump’s Ban

  3. Block The Merger & Elizabeth Warren Call Out AGs For Betrayal In Deal Talks With Paramount: “A Win Only For David Ellison”

  4. Elizabeth Warren Says it Would be a ‘Massive Mistake’ for Rob Bonta to Settle Lawsuit With Paramount as Trump Bans CNN from White House: ‘This Is a Dangerous Merger’

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