They could also be permanently banned from USFS events, a la Tonya Harding and others on a list USFS maintains and sends out to clubs when they receive a sanction for their competition. Dave and Jonathan could be banned from all rinks and all club and qualifying comps. I don't believe Dave has had a press credential at Nats for several years (didn't he tweet about that?) and has instead bought a ticket, but if he is banned, he wouldn't even be able to attend Nats as a spectator.
The fact that Jonathan (presumably with Dave's suggestion and blessing) tagged USFS and PSA speaks volumes about their idiocy and motives. Even if they had standing to file a PSA grievance (which they don't), the PSA wouldn't get involved, except to spread the word among its members not to talk to these two. USFS would get involved to ban them from events, if they felt their behavior warranted it. Not sure this does, but it sure won't help their standing. I agree with those who have said that this seems like retaliation against Kori/Rohene for not giving him info he wanted.
@mysticchic as a former journalist (print, not broadcast, in a former life) and currently in marketing and PR, so I've been on both sides, I think you pretty much said everything I would say about the relationship between media and the people/orgs they cover and the need to build trust. We all have our opinions on Phil Hersh and Christine Brennan, but the reason they get access for their interviews/columns/books is b/c over time, they have built trust and rapport with the skating community and backed up their words with their actions. Dave, OTOH, has and continues to do everything he can to make people in skating not want to touch him with a 10-foot-pole. And this latest attention-grab won't help. In some ways, he is his own worst enemy, but clearly he enjoys the attention he gets from revealing 'insider info' and insulting skaters personally on his social media. Which is his right, but he can't expect that anyone in the skating community is going to trust him or want to give him the time of day.