Why does .get() not download/save my reports as planned?

Question

I'm trying to run an API call and download reports after matching the report name with the specific ID. Everything works fine when I don't use .get() to assign the IDs into final_id_list. But this way, the script crashes when the report does not exist. So I need to use .get() in order to input None when the report value is empty.

This works but does not catch the KeyError:

final_id_list = [id_title_dict['Daily Finance Report'],
                 id_title_dict['Weekly Finance Report'],
                 id_title_dict['Monthly Finance Report'],
                 id_title_dict['Yearly Finance Report']
                 ]

This does not save my reports and throws no errors:

final_id_list = [id_title_dict.get('Daily Finance Report'),
                 id_title_dict.get('Weekly Finance Report'),
                 id_title_dict.get('Monthly Finance Report'),
                 id_title_dict.get('Yearly Finance Report'),
                 ]

Printing both provides the exact same list. I am completely lost as to why the list created with .get() does not work as expected. It must be something in the rest of my code that I cannot see.

Please advise.

Full code:

import requests
import base64
import os
import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET


def api_call(payload):
    headers = {
        'X-Requested-With': "Python 3.8.0",
        'Authorization': "Basic Authentication"
    }
    req = requests.post("https://API_URL_HERE",
                        params=payload,
                        headers=headers,
                        auth=("username", base64.b64decode(password)))
    return req.text


payload_get_ID = {"action": "list"}
api_call(payload_get_ID)

root = ET.fromstring(api_call(payload_get_ID))

id_list = []
for id in root.iter('ID'):
    id_list.append(id.text)

title_list = []
for rep_title in root.iter('TITLE'):
    title_list.append(rep_title.text)

# dictionary matching all IDs to all report names
id_title_dict = dict(zip(title_list, id_list))

# list of relevant IDs for specified report names
# use .get() to input 'none' where report does not exist, but does not work
final_id_list = [id_title_dict.get('Daily Finance Report'),
                 id_title_dict.get('Weekly Finance Report'),
                 id_title_dict.get('Monthly Finance Report'),
                 id_title_dict.get('Yearly Finance Report'),
                 ]
                 

# payload to get reports via ID
payload_get_report0 = {"action": "fetch", "id": final_id_list[0]}
payload_get_report1 = {"action": "fetch", "id": final_id_list[1]}
payload_get_report2 = {"action": "fetch", "id": final_id_list[2]}
payload_get_report3 = {"action": "fetch", "id": final_id_list[3]}


# assigning the API response to variable
data0 = api_call(payload_get_report0)
data1 = api_call(payload_get_report1)
data2 = api_call(payload_get_report2)
data3 = api_call(payload_get_report3)


def save_as_csv_in_dir(report_name, data_num, dir_path):
    os.makedirs(dir_path, exist_ok=True)
    with open(os.path.join(dir_path, report_name + '.csv'), 'w', newline='', encoding="utf-8") as f:
        f.write(data_num)


save_as_csv_in_dir('Daily Finance Report', data0,
                   'C:\\path\\to\\Desktop\\directory')
save_as_csv_in_dir('Weekly Finance Report', data1,
                   'C:\\path\\to\\Desktop\\directory')
save_as_csv_in_dir('Monthly Finance Report', data2,
                   'C:\\path\\to\\Desktop\\directory')
save_as_csv_in_dir('Yearly Finance Report', data3,
                   'C:\\path\\to\\Desktop\\directory')