Moments after CNN was let back into the White House after almost 6 hours of the Trump administration appearing to defy a court order, @danabashcnn takes a step back amid a moment where Chinese state run media was allowed in the Oval Office, but some American media outlets weren't

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.@DanaBashCNN takes a field trip around DC to talk about five pivotal elections documented in her new book with David Fisher, "The Elections that Changed the World" - out today!

Thank you @johnberman for having me to talk Elections That Changed The World and for playing along with our trivia game - since you are a world class trivia winner and all….

Hi all. My new book with David Fisher is out today. “ Elections That Changed The World” - reminder of how important and consequential your vote can be - Sometimes far beyond your time. Link here or wherever you get your books. bookshop.org/p/books/the-ele…

Can Sherrod Brown make Ohio purple again? Longtime Ohio political reporter @karenkasler says the ground has shifted since 2024: "This is the kind of environment that he has run well in."

Amb. Mike Waltz defends Trump's White House press ban: "The President is absolutely within his rights to limit journalists to government facilities, particularly when, in his opinion, they're not behaving as good faith journalists." Bash: "I refer you back to the first 10 minutes of this conversation and this interview, where we were talking about very substantive issues."

Thank you coming on @weijia and explaining why this is about a lot more than any of us.

Former WHCA president on Trump's White House press ban: "Not liking the information is very different from claiming it's a lie or fiction. I keep asking, where is the lie? And he's unable to answer that. That's why it matters to the public. That's why everybody should be worried and upset that they're getting less information."

Former GOP Congresswoman on the midterms: "There's no question that the headwinds are against the GOP."

On alleged rape of a 17-year-old Maryland girl by an undocumented immigrant in Maryland, Governor Wes Moore said, "I have no tolerance for violent offenders, period and full stop ... we have been very clear that if someone commits a violent crime in our state, I want them in handcuffs in 24 hours and they will have accountability coming their way."

Amb. Mike Waltz defends Trump's White House press ban: "I think the President is absolutely spot on here." Bash pushes back: "The president says he just doesn't want negative reporting. It's critical reporting. It is intended to get facts."

Dana Bash presses Governor Wes Moore on partnering with Anthropic for Maryland state services. BASH: "Do you have second thoughts about partnering with a leading AI company that's had a whistleblower warn of an existential crisis and is now asking the federal government for regulations?" MOORE: "No. In fact, I think part of the thing we have to do is be able to work together with an establishment, that there have to be real guardrails that are set up."

Maryland Governor Wes Moore says "the idea that we are supporting a Trump-Vance ICE operation that continues to violate the basic laws of our state" is "not going to be tolerated."

Thank you all for coming on. So important.

BASH: The Wall Street Journal reports the president's top advisers are warning the Iran war could continue the rest of his term, until 2029. Is that what you think? UN AMBASSADOR MIKE WALTZ: I think time is on the president's side (Not a no!)

DANA: "Does that mean yes [the Iran war] could keep going until 2029?" WALTZ: "I wouldn't necessarily put a timeline on it, but I think the President is focused on his clear objectives."