Trump says he may move White House press corps to new location

What happened: Trump said he may relocate the White House press corps to "a less obnoxious location," while calling reports he planned to remove the briefing room to restore a pool underneath "Fake News." Key numbers: The pool was built in 1933; Nixon added a floor above it in the 1970s. Leavitt's tenure ended on August 27. Why it matters: The remarks come amid tension with reporters, after a federal judge found the ban on CNN, MS NOW and POLITICO likely unconstitutional and forced access to be restored. Coverage: 7 outlets in 24h

Trump said he may relocate the White House press corps to "a less obnoxious location," while calling reports he planned to remove the briefing room to restore a pool underneath "Fake News."

The remarks come amid tension with reporters, after a federal judge found the ban on CNN, MS NOW and POLITICO likely unconstitutional and forced access to be restored.