Tuesday during a press briefing with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin shut down CNN’s chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta efforts to malign the Trump administration. On National Security Adviser John Bolton’s departure from the
Thursday on CNN’s “The Situation Room,” network chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta said President Donald Trump had jumped the Sharpie while discussing the president allegedly using a Sharpie to alter a Hurricane Dorian weather map.
“The reason [Donald Trump] is able to take on China directly now is because our economy is so good based on all of the policies that he has enacted,” said Deputy Press Secretary Hogan Gidley in a Wednesday interview on SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily with host Alex Marlow.
Monday on CNN, chief network White House correspondent Jim Acosta commented on President Donald Trump’s news conference at the conclusion of the G7 summit. Acosta said, “I have to say perhaps one of the biggest headlines coming out of this
Playboy White House correspondent Brian Karem is suing the White House over the temporary suspension of his press pass.
A brawl broke out in the Rose Garden after Sebastian Gorka got into a heated argument with Playboy reporter Brian Karem following the president’s press conference on the controversial census citizenship question.
President Donald Trump reacted Tuesday to the arrest of Jeffrey Epstein, stating he is “not a fan” of the hedge fund manager after a “falling out” 15 years ago.
A new poll conducted by Hill-Harris X shows that one-third of Americans surveyed have a negative view of the press.
President Donald Trump taunted Jim Acosta on Saturday after the CNN journalist returned to the beat after promoting his book.
White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders will exit the White House Friday for the final time as a part of the Trump administration, as reported earlier this month.
Like the hate network that employs him, Jim Acosta is a national joke and failure.
Tuesday on “The Hugh Hewitt Show,” CNN chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta took some shots at Fox News Channel and hosts Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity, saying neither of them are “willing” to meet him “on the schoolyard.” Host
President Trump’s ability to capture the attention of his enemies remains as powerful as ever.
CNN chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta writes in his newly-released book that Fox News Chanel hosts Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson are full of “fauxmacho man bullshit” because they opted to ignored him aboard a press bus instead of confronting him for his partisan reporting.
Tuesday on CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360,” while promoting his soon-to-be-released book, network White House correspondent Jim Acosta had some advice to those in the conservative media regarding President Donald Trump’s remarks describing the press as the “enemy of the people,” which had upset many in the media.
Sunday on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” CNN White House chief correspondent Jim Acosta revealed one his “regrets” in life is the media not standing together in solidarity. Acosta lamented he has “missed some opportunities” to challenge President Donald Trump labeling the
Sunday on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” network chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta said President Donald Trump calling the press the “enemy of the people” was putting reporters in danger. Acosta said, “I have grown up in a country in the last
Thursday on CNN’s “New Day,” network chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta heaped praise on President Donald Trump for his speech at the American cemetery in Normandy that marked the 75th anniversary of the D-Day invasion. According to Acosta, who
Journalists were surprised to learn Thursday, on the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy, that many of the American veterans of that historic battle support President Donald Trump.
CNN’s chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta believes “neutrality for the sake of neutrality” is ineffectual in the “age of Trump” and admits to “showboating” and “grandstanding.”
CNN’s chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta on Thursday misquoted a portion of President Donald Trump’s immigration speech and was quickly met with a fact-check by a Breitbart News reporter.
CNN and other establishment media melted down in response to Attorney General William Barr holding press conference about the Mueller report Thursday, with commentators questioning Barr’s loyalty and accusing him of protecting the president.
CNN’s Jim Acosta had a tantrum (again) because President Trump chose not to call on him at Tuesday’s press conference with Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro.
Monday on CNN’s “Right Now With Brianna Keilar,” during a discussion with the network’s chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta about President Donald Trump’s weekend tweets, the network briefly had a chyron which read, “Trump goes on rambling tweet binge
On Tuesday, CNN linked to its own report at the time that reported, accurately, that Trump had used “very fine people” to refer to protesters for and against the removal of a historic statue, not to neo-Nazis.
Monday on CNN’s “Newsroom,” chief network White House correspondent Jim Acosta argued that President Donald Trump “really shouldn’t be engaged” in “pushing people’s buttons.” While discussing today’s White House briefing with Sarah Sanders, Acosta said, “Obviously Democrats don’t hate Jewish
CNN continued Monday to push the false claim that President Donald Trump referred to neo-Nazis as “very fine people” in his remarks about the Charlottesville riot in August 2017.
That’s what Fox gets for licking the boots of its persecutor, and until Fox stops licking those boots, we should all enjoy the spectacle.
CNN brought Acosta on air to recap the event. Naturally, the crybully opened by making everything all about himself and immediately started lying.
Thursday, CNN reporter Jim Acosta reacted from Hanoi, Vietnam, to President Donald Trump failing to reach an agreement with North Korea’s Kim Jong-un regarding denuclearization, saying trying to reach a deal on reality television is a little different than with a
