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Trump initially said he barred the outlets because of "fake news" and The White House later cited national security. But in his overnight ruling, Judge Timothy Kelly cast doubt on the claim about national security concerns.

The BBC's Ione Wells breaks down the latest on the White House's ban on news outlets.

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