James Rosen

They didn't go above and beyond when you were treated like you were treated.

They didn't go above and beyond when James Rosen was being investigated and spied on by Obama.

So do you agree with Fox News saying, let's join you and show you how we're all for one and one for all when they are the unwanted stepchild to these people?

I think Fox felt it had to because they did step in and defend Fox.

To talk about that, uh, we're gonna have, uh, Hillary Fordwich to join us.

James Rosen is going to join us at the bottom of the hour to talk about MS now and CNN being banned from the White House grounds and, uh, and being kicked off Air Force One, among other things.

Uh, this is a Monday edition of The Rob Carson Show.

Let's take a break.

Go to newsmax.com/listen for details.

All righty, we got a lot of stuff to get to on the show today.

Uh, James Rosen will be joining us at the bottom of the hour to talk about, uh, CNN and MS Now being booted off of the White House grounds, and, uh, Politico as well, and then also some, uh, uh... apparently off the, uh, Air Force One as well.

And, uh, Jake Tapper this weekend begged, uh, US Ambassador Mike Waltz to, uh, allow the CNN crew back onto Air Force One.

They tapped their phones.

And they named James Rosen, a Fox News journalist, as an unindicted co-conspirator in a leak case.

You'll never get me to defend Obama.

And they subpoenaed James Risen, your colleague.

Remember this? 20 plus lines.

And then he got a warrant to spy on James Rosen's emails, tracked his State Department movements, and labeled him a, quote, co-conspirator.

That's Obama's track record.

He, in fact, is the worst press freedom president in history.

This is from the Committee to Protect Journalists.

Don't forget, Barack Obama went and tapped the phone, tapped the computer, put under surveillance James Rosen for daring to report on North Korea in 2010.

They named him a criminal co-conspirator.

They went after the press because they didn't like what he leaked and noticed because it was Obama, he got to call it a leak.

In 2009, Democrat Barack Obama tried to exclude Fox News from the White House press pool, arguing that Fox was a research arm of the Republican Party.

In 2010, the Obama White House monitored the emails and the phone calls of Newsmax's own James Rosen as part of a leak investigation, an act that was rightly called then unprecedented.

In 2011, Obama also restricted the Boston Herald from local coverage of an event after they had the temerity to publish an op-ed by then-potential Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.

An Obama spokesperson admitted how reporters cover the White House was a factor when determining local pool reporters.