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White House correspondents protest lack of wire reporters on Air Force One
“Their reports are distributed quickly to thousands of news outlets and millions of readers throughout the world every day, so all have equal access to coverage of the presidency,” the White House Cor...

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Legal details over accepting Qatari plane to use as Air Force One ‘still being worked out,’ White House says
Turning Qatari 747 into Air Force One could cost $1 billion and take years, experts say
Converting luxury jet gifted to Trump into Air Force One could cost hundreds of millions
Converting a luxury jet gifted by Qatar to President Donald Trump into a replacement for Air Force One could potentially cost hundreds of millions of dollars, and it could take up two years to install...

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Trump defends plan to use Qatari luxury jet for Air Force One
What is the Emoluments Clause? And how might it apply to Qatar giving Trump a plane?
Is Trump allowed to accept $400m luxury plane as a gift?
The potential move has been labelled "wildly illegal" by some members of the rival Democratic Party - something the White House denies - and it has attracted criticism from some of Trump's supporters...

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5 Things About the Trump-Qatar Plane To-Do
Trump could get Qatar plane as new Air Force One. He toured the 'flying palace' in Florida
Boeing has a contract to replace Air Force One. What’s the delay?
President Donald Trump’s confirmation Sunday that the United States may accept a presidential aircraft gifted from Qatar marked the latest escalation in his clash with Boeing, which is years behind on its government contract to build the new Air Force One.
White House Correspondents’ Association slams Trump after news wires cut from foreign trip
Trump left with a host of press aboard Air Force One, but for the first time in decades, no one from the Associated Press, Reuters, or Bloomberg was with him.
Trump bars AP, Reuters and Bloomberg from Air Force One during Mideast trip
Reporters from major news services were barred from traveling aboard Air Force One for President Trump’s high-stakes trip through the Middle East — an unprecedented move that was slammed by the White House Correspondents’ Association.
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