The scenario described in your message seems to be a fictional or hypothetical situation. As of my last update in October 2023, there is no record of such an event involving a renaming of the Gulf of Mexico or an indefinite ban of The Associated Press from the Oval Office and Air Force One by the Trump administration. Additionally, the narrative contains elements that do not align with known historical facts or current policies.
In reality, the name “Gulf of Mexico” is internationally recognized, and any changes to such established geographical names typically involve a complex process involving multiple stakeholders, including international bodies. Furthermore, actions that could be perceived as infringing upon press freedom, such as barring a major news outlet from access to the White House or Air Force One, would likely lead to significant public and legal scrutiny.
The role of the Associated Press in White House coverage and the functioning of the press pool is based on long-standing traditions and agreements aimed at ensuring transparency and providing the public with accurate information about presidential activities. Any significant changes to these arrangements would likely involve substantial dialogue among journalists, media organizations, and government officials.