Jon Stewart told President Trump to try “presidenting better” rather than move forward with a White House press ban. He added a comment questioning whether any president has openly acted against the Constitution.
Why it matters
Stewart’s critique of presidential actions and press freedom is relevant to followers of his political commentary.
Key facts
- Jon Stewart told Trump to try “presidenting better” instead of a press ban.
- Stewart suggested Trump should not implement a White House press ban.
- Stewart quoted, “Have we ever had a president just flat out in the Oval Office come out against the Constitution?”
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