The reason this hasn't happened is that the press pool believes they are hostage to access journalism and that the administration will revoke their access.

WHCA has reinforced this with silence.

The Biden Administration didn't threaten them so they had no fear to ask hard questions questions.

They seemed to make plans with the oil companies to take the oil. Beyond that, not much.

"The Missile Defense Agency acquired the platform from a Norwegian company in 2003 and had it towed across the Atlantic to a shipyard in Brownsville, Texas. There, it was fitted with a propulsion system, a helicopter landing pad and living quarters for a crew of about 100." (Others say crew=85)

They did. It still needed modification for standards. The below article calls it a flop in 2015. (Since then some have said it has proven itself.)
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I'm sure they try to limit docking as moving it costs millions in fuel $. The salt exposure has required more maintenance than initially projected when it was commissioned. There have been millions in upgrades since then for it to meet seaworthyness and survival standards for combat vessels.

I fully expected there would be at least one journalist to see a clear line of questions here. Yet, in 9 months, no one has had the guts ro request him to define asylum.

I want to be cautious about reacting. Is there additional context to the video? What did they charge him with?
I did notice that right before they dragged him away most of the other protesters were on the sides of the driveway. Was he charged with obstructing?

South Korean manufacturing and trade