The news outlets that President Donald Trump abruptly banned from accessing the White House will be in court Wednesday to argue the policy is unconstitutional.

Networks not taking the rare moment live comes amid the backdrop of diplomatic tensions between the two countries.

CNN, MS NOW, and Politico are asking a federal judge to hold the president in check for what they say is a violation of their Constitutional rights.

White House trade adviser Peter Navarro is encouraging his Trump administration colleagues not to appear on Fox News after the cable news channel agreed to be part of the TV pool boycott this week to support three news outlets banned from the executive mansion complex.

In the post, Trump wrote that Collins has a “TRUMP” addiction and called CNN reporters “SLEAZEBAGS” and said other outlets were “sick, treasonous, and demented.” The post followed a Tuesday morning incident where Trump told Collins she “shouldn’t be covering [him]” at the UN event.

CNN’s Kaitlan Collins said she was credentialed by the United Nations to cover President Donald Trump’s speech on Monday. After her exchange with Trump, Collins noted that CNN “never said we were not going to cover the

The network is also aware that, theoretically, a future Democratic administration could try to ban Fox News the way President Trump has barred CNN. So standing up for CNN now may benefit Fox later.

The longtime entertainment news journalist and cousin of former President George W. Bush joined Fox News as a contributor this week