Peter Navarro, a top trade adviser to President Trump, issued a call on Wednesday for Cabinet secretaries and administration allies to boycott Fox News. The request follows the network's public support for three news organizations that were recently barred from attending White House press briefings.

Navarro utilized social media platforms to express his grievances, specifically targeting Fox News for its stance on the administration's decision to revoke press credentials. By urging officials to cease appearances on the network, Navarro is attempting to exert pressure on a media outlet that has historically maintained a close relationship with the administration. This move highlights a growing tension between the White House and certain segments of the media, even those that have traditionally been viewed as sympathetic to the President's agenda.

While the administration has frequently criticized mainstream media outlets, this specific call for a boycott against Fox News marks a notable escalation in the conflict over press access. There is currently no information regarding how many, if any, Cabinet officials intend to follow Navarro’s directive, nor has the White House issued a formal statement confirming whether this represents an official policy shift or an individual initiative by Navarro.