No. There is no constitutional right for the press to access the interior of the White House. The First Amendment confers no special right of access to government property beyond what the public has.
Once the White House opens facilities like the briefing room to the press as a class, exclusions must be reasonable and viewpoint-neutral; arbitrary or viewpoint-based denials can violate the First Amendment and require due process.
Restricted spaces (Oval Office, Air Force One) allow greater discretion, including viewpoint considerations. Favoring specific outlets for interviews or limited access is generally allowed.
@WhiteyPowers83 Forgive me brother, what is CQ? I honestly don't keep up with acronyms, especially regarding social media.... I'm old school, say what it is kinda Man. Thanks for your time.
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@SenDuckworth Stand up and take a bow.... oh hot wheels you can't, because you are a DEI hire and a non! Eat a bag of dicks, oh wait! You're fat as well 😆
@piersmorgan@realDonaldTrump And it's not the media's job to constantly bash him.... besides, you're under the crown where people go to jail for memes.... sit this one out you curry cuck!