The White House defends access to the Oval Office from AP via “Golf of Mexico”.

President Trump Send a strong message to the media … kiss my executive orders or pay the price – and its press officer undoubtedly determines the law.

Sounds very similar to the new sheriff in the city, Karoline Leavitt On Wednesday with reporters when someone increased the topic of the administration that pulled the access of the Associated Press to the Oval Office, since the socket still relates to the Gulf of Mexico, and not to the one potus that in one of his first instructions the executive was reduced.

Leavitt said: “I was very in advance on my briefing on the 1st day in my briefing. If we have the feeling that lies of outlets are urged in this room, we will blame these lies.”

AP was not present for Trump's briefing joint Tuesday in the oval office with Elon MuschusAnd on Wednesday the outlet revealed that everything was about it … Well, we just call it the water.

The outlet defends its attitude by reporting to the world – not only in the United States – and since some countries do not call it Golf America, they have not made the change.

If all of this seems a bit petty, it is because it … here, however, there is a very real problem with the first change.

As CNNS Kaitlan Collins Asked Leavitt, will the president “retalize himself against reporters who do not use the language that you believe should use reporters?”

Leavitt's answer was a not so subtle … hell yes.

She pointed out that the cards from Google and Apple have come into harmony – but for what it is worth, National Geographic still uses the old name, and famous Mapmaker Rand McNally say that they are waiting for the official word in the department of the interior.

For Prez Trump, who has done a big deal with the assumption of freedom of freedom of speech, it is an interesting step for Prez Trump.