On Wednesday CNN’s Jim Acosta was suspended from covering the White House over his disruptive and abusive conduct during the president’s press conference.
Video shows Acosta hacking a White House intern’s arm with enough force to push her arm down and knock her off balance.
CNN said the video of Jim Acosta was doctored.
The White House video originally posted by Paul Joseph Watson at Infowars — WAS CLEARLY NOT DOCTORED!
https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1060540143973687297
The liberal reporters not only defended Jim Acosta — The deny the reality that he had contact with the White House intern even with video!
Axios says the video was doctored:
Press Secretary Sarah Sanders shared an allegedly doctored video on Twitter while announcing the suspension of CNN's Jim Acosta over the microphone-grab incident with a White House staffer during Trump's press conference yesterdayhttps://t.co/QDUY3mHYkM
— Axios (@axios) November 8, 2018
Newsweek says the video was doctored (It wasn’t.)
https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1060553096483483649
Liberal hack Maggie Haberman from the NY Times.
MSNBC and New York Times reporter Peter Baker:
If this is a decision by the White House because it doesn't like the coverage, it's the first time I can remember this happening to any reporter since I started covering the White House more than 22 years ago. Very bad sign. https://t.co/VNPDua0dZn
— Peter Baker (@peterbakernyt) November 8, 2018
ABC7 Chicago reporter Rob Elgas:
this is garbage. and everyone saw what happened https://t.co/wqBad9SRKz
— Rob Elgas (@RobElgasABC7) November 8, 2018
Katie Rogers NY Times:
https://twitter.com/katierogers/status/1060335490518474755
Ben Jacobs from the Guardian:
Even though Jim is a Redskins fan, this is petty and unfair treatment by an administration that has sought to make him a target of ire https://t.co/MGHTRzyhrA
— Ben Jacobs (@Bencjacobs) November 8, 2018
Paul Joseph Watson proves his video that came under attack by the liberal media WAS NOT DOCTORED!
Here's the video that proves I did not "doctor" or "speed up" the Acosta video, as some media outlets claim. I merely zoomed in.
Nice try to distract from Acosta's behavior, but this kind of dishonesty is why the media has a massive trust issue.
Please correct your stories. pic.twitter.com/g0AzlEyVx0
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) November 8, 2018
So when will the media mob apologize?