Sunny Hostin Says WH Aide Committed Battery,Not Acosta

[Auld Phart]

Acosta's right to have that mic in his hand ended the minute he asked his question. The girl was retrieving the mic to give to the next reporter. That's her job. Acosta was preventing every other reporter from doing their job.

As Acosta said, he wanted to continue questioning the president. But it was not his interrogation. He was out if line on many fronts. He was right to lose his credentials.

Wrong

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?
She can not physically take it from him

please show me where acosta did this as well.

stop demanding 1 side behaves while you excuse the other for being 4.

I have never seen a President order that a microphone be taken from a reporter

Do you think Acosta is the first reporter ever to insist on asking a question?
Most presidents know how to tactfully handle aggressive reporters

I have never seen a President order that a microphone be taken from a reporter

have any given them a reason to?

 

[iceberg]

Acosta's right to have that mic in his hand ended the minute he asked his question. The girl was retrieving the mic to give to the next reporter. That's her job. Acosta was preventing every other reporter from doing their job.

As Acosta said, he wanted to continue questioning the president. But it was not his interrogation. He was out if line on many fronts. He was right to lose his credentials.

Wrong

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?
She can not physically take it from him

please show me where acosta did this as well.

stop demanding 1 side behaves while you excuse the other for being 4.

I have never seen a President order that a microphone be taken from a reporter

Do you think Acosta is the first reporter ever to insist on asking a question?
Most presidents know how to tactfully handle aggressive reporters

cause til then they always gave it back when done or asked.

again - you're allowing acosta to be a dick cause you hate trump. then we sit around and wonder where our problems come from as you enable stupidity.

 

[rightwinger]

Acosta's right to have that mic in his hand ended the minute he asked his question. The girl was retrieving the mic to give to the next reporter. That's her job. Acosta was preventing every other reporter from doing their job.

As Acosta said, he wanted to continue questioning the president. But it was not his interrogation. He was out if line on many fronts. He was right to lose his credentials.

Wrong

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?
She can not physically take it from him

Gotta love how they declare CNN to be “ fake news”

To prove it, they pull out a doctored video from InfoWars

You can’t make this shit up

That's exactly what the did. Made it up.

How was the video "doctored" to show something misleading.

They sped up Acosta’s arm movement to turn him brushing her arm to make it look like he was aggressively hitting her
Unbelievable the White House could try to pull crap like that

ya think CNBC got this video from Inforwars?

trump acosta - Bing video

(42 sec mark)

Not the same video

 

[iceberg]

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?

Looks like she did, twice, and he pushed her off



(22 sec mark)


then she took it

She has no right to physically confront a reporter
She is a thug

I blame the President

oh geez - someone went over niagra w/o a barrel. when you can accuse acosta for being a dick and declare HER a thug, you've said about the most stupid thing anyone could ever say.

and for you, that was no easy goal.

 

[Auld Phart]

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?

Looks like she did, twice, and he pushed her off



(22 sec mark)


then she took it

She has no right to physically confront a reporter
She is a thug

I blame the President

I blame Acostas ego.

and she had EVERY right.

 

[rightwinger]

Acosta's right to have that mic in his hand ended the minute he asked his question. The girl was retrieving the mic to give to the next reporter. That's her job. Acosta was preventing every other reporter from doing their job.

As Acosta said, he wanted to continue questioning the president. But it was not his interrogation. He was out if line on many fronts. He was right to lose his credentials.

Wrong

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?
She can not physically take it from him

please show me where acosta did this as well.

stop demanding 1 side behaves while you excuse the other for being 4.

I have never seen a President order that a microphone be taken from a reporter

Do you think Acosta is the first reporter ever to insist on asking a question?
Most presidents know how to tactfully handle aggressive reporters

cause til then they always gave it back when done or asked.

again - you're allowing acosta to be a dick cause you hate trump. then we sit around and wonder where our problems come from as you enable stupidity.

Like hell they did

Remember Sam Donaldson and Ronald Reagan?
There was never a bigger dick than Sam Donaldson but Reagan would handle him with wit and charm

Trump acts like an ape

 

[rightwinger]

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?

Looks like she did, twice, and he pushed her off



(22 sec mark)


then she took it

She has no right to physically confront a reporter
She is a thug

I blame the President

I blame Acostas ego.

and she had EVERY right.

It highlights Trumps inability to deal with the press

 

[Auld Phart]

Acosta's right to have that mic in his hand ended the minute he asked his question. The girl was retrieving the mic to give to the next reporter. That's her job. Acosta was preventing every other reporter from doing their job.

As Acosta said, he wanted to continue questioning the president. But it was not his interrogation. He was out if line on many fronts. He was right to lose his credentials.

Wrong

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?
She can not physically take it from him

Gotta love how they declare CNN to be “ fake news”

To prove it, they pull out a doctored video from InfoWars

You can’t make this shit up

That's exactly what the did. Made it up.

How was the video "doctored" to show something misleading.

They sped up Acosta’s arm movement to turn him brushing her arm to make it look like he was aggressively hitting her
Unbelievable the White House could try to pull crap like that

ya think CNBC got this video from Inforwars?

trump acosta - Bing video

(42 sec mark)

Not the same video

I posted 2 videos showing 2 different angles on the same incident.

is that hard for you to comprehend?

 

[Auld Phart]

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?

Looks like she did, twice, and he pushed her off



(22 sec mark)


then she took it

She has no right to physically confront a reporter
She is a thug

I blame the President

I blame Acostas ego.

and she had EVERY right.

It highlights Trumps inability to deal with the press

and your lack of intelligence

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Acosta's right to have that mic in his hand ended the minute he asked his question. The girl was retrieving the mic to give to the next reporter. That's her job. Acosta was preventing every other reporter from doing their job.

As Acosta said, he wanted to continue questioning the president. But it was not his interrogation. He was out if line on many fronts. He was right to lose his credentials.

Wrong

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?
She can not physically take it from him

please show me where acosta did this as well.

stop demanding 1 side behaves while you excuse the other for being 4.

I have never seen a President order that a microphone be taken from a reporter

Do you think Acosta is the first reporter ever to insist on asking a question?
Most presidents know how to tactfully handle aggressive reporters

Reporters know that they get to ask one question maybe a follow up with permission. They give up the microphone as soon as their one question is asked. They do not deprive every other reporter of their time to ask their question. Acosta intended to use the time allotted to the entire press for himself.

 

[iceberg]

Acosta's right to have that mic in his hand ended the minute he asked his question. The girl was retrieving the mic to give to the next reporter. That's her job. Acosta was preventing every other reporter from doing their job.

As Acosta said, he wanted to continue questioning the president. But it was not his interrogation. He was out if line on many fronts. He was right to lose his credentials.

Wrong

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?
She can not physically take it from him

please show me where acosta did this as well.

stop demanding 1 side behaves while you excuse the other for being 4.

I have never seen a President order that a microphone be taken from a reporter

Do you think Acosta is the first reporter ever to insist on asking a question?
Most presidents know how to tactfully handle aggressive reporters

cause til then they always gave it back when done or asked.

again - you're allowing acosta to be a dick cause you hate trump. then we sit around and wonder where our problems come from as you enable stupidity.

Like hell they did

Remember Sam Donaldson and Ronald Reagan?
There was never a bigger dick than Sam Donaldson but Reagan would handle him with wit and charm

Trump acts like an ape

and? i never said he didn't. i said acosta is the one we're talking about and his behavior. i've said time and again you'll attack the style on one side and defend it for your side.

ie - i've already said trump is being a dick. but acosta is NOT being a professional journalist so you can pull that turd RIGHT out of your ass and stop playing with it now.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

I have never seen a President order that a microphone be taken from a reporter

I have NEVER seen a report refuse to give it up and attempt to cross-examine.

Do you think Acosta is the first reporter ever to insist on asking a question?
Most presidents know how to tactfully handle aggressive reporters

He tried to, but Acosta wanted to argue (not his job or the purpose of the conference).

Can you see why we believe there is a hard left slant to all the major news organizations?

 

[iceberg]

 

[rightwinger]

Acosta's right to have that mic in his hand ended the minute he asked his question. The girl was retrieving the mic to give to the next reporter. That's her job. Acosta was preventing every other reporter from doing their job.

As Acosta said, he wanted to continue questioning the president. But it was not his interrogation. He was out if line on many fronts. He was right to lose his credentials.

Wrong

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?
She can not physically take it from him

Gotta love how they declare CNN to be “ fake news”

To prove it, they pull out a doctored video from InfoWars

You can’t make this shit up

That's exactly what the did. Made it up.

How was the video "doctored" to show something misleading.

They sped up Acosta’s arm movement to turn him brushing her arm to make it look like he was aggressively hitting her
Unbelievable the White House could try to pull crap like that

ya think CNBC got this video from Inforwars?

trump acosta - Bing video

(42 sec mark)

Not the same video

I posted 2 videos showing 2 different angles on the same incident.

is that hard for you to comprehend?

Both show her inappropriately physically confronting a reporter at Trumps insistence
She is invading his space

Trump is at fault

His...You are not a nice person
Was laughable

 

[rightwinger]

I have never seen a President order that a microphone be taken from a reporter

I have NEVER seen a report refuse to give it up and attempt to cross-examine.

Do you think Acosta is the first reporter ever to insist on asking a question?
Most presidents know how to tactfully handle aggressive reporters

He tried to, but Acosta wanted to argue (not his job or the purpose of the conference).

Can you see why we believe there is a hard left slant to all the major news organizations?

Acosta wanted an answer to a legitimate question
He is not the first reporter to hold on to a mike and demand an answer
He is the first to be physically attacked for doing so

 

[rightwinger]

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?

Looks like she did, twice, and he pushed her off



(22 sec mark)


then she took it

She has no right to physically confront a reporter
She is a thug

I blame the President

I blame Acostas ego.

and she had EVERY right.

It highlights Trumps inability to deal with the press

and your lack of intelligence

Duh....

 

[iceberg]

Acosta's right to have that mic in his hand ended the minute he asked his question. The girl was retrieving the mic to give to the next reporter. That's her job. Acosta was preventing every other reporter from doing their job.

As Acosta said, he wanted to continue questioning the president. But it was not his interrogation. He was out if line on many fronts. He was right to lose his credentials.

Wrong

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?
She can not physically take it from him

That's exactly what the did. Made it up.

How was the video "doctored" to show something misleading.

They sped up Acosta’s arm movement to turn him brushing her arm to make it look like he was aggressively hitting her
Unbelievable the White House could try to pull crap like that

ya think CNBC got this video from Inforwars?

trump acosta - Bing video

(42 sec mark)

Not the same video

I posted 2 videos showing 2 different angles on the same incident.

is that hard for you to comprehend?

Both show her inappropriately physically confronting a reporter at Trumps insistence
She is invading his space

Trump is at fault

His...You are not a nice person
Was laughable

lord i swear talking to you is like "dude, you're eating a turd" and you going "no this is a baby ruth, trump sucks" and you go back to turd eating.

 

[Auld Phart]

Acosta's right to have that mic in his hand ended the minute he asked his question. The girl was retrieving the mic to give to the next reporter. That's her job. Acosta was preventing every other reporter from doing their job.

As Acosta said, he wanted to continue questioning the president. But it was not his interrogation. He was out if line on many fronts. He was right to lose his credentials.

Wrong

Her job is to politely ask....May I please have the mike?
She can not physically take it from him

That's exactly what the did. Made it up.

How was the video "doctored" to show something misleading.

They sped up Acosta’s arm movement to turn him brushing her arm to make it look like he was aggressively hitting her
Unbelievable the White House could try to pull crap like that

ya think CNBC got this video from Inforwars?

trump acosta - Bing video

(42 sec mark)

Not the same video

I posted 2 videos showing 2 different angles on the same incident.

is that hard for you to comprehend?

Both show her inappropriately physically confronting a reporter at Trumps insistence
She is invading his space

Trump is at fault

His...You are not a nice person
Was laughable

and you prove, once again, how totally partisan you are.

She reached out to him twice, to get him to give her the mic, before she reached with the other hand to take it.

But, his ego refused to give it up.

But, you missed that, didn't you?

 

[Auld Phart]

I have never seen a President order that a microphone be taken from a reporter

I have NEVER seen a report refuse to give it up and attempt to cross-examine.

Do you think Acosta is the first reporter ever to insist on asking a question?
Most presidents know how to tactfully handle aggressive reporters

He tried to, but Acosta wanted to argue (not his job or the purpose of the conference).

Can you see why we believe there is a hard left slant to all the major news organizations?

Acosta wanted an answer to a legitimate question
He is not the first reporter to hold on to a mike and demand an answer
He is the first to be physically attacked for doing so

he had asked his question.

It wasn't his press conference, he couldn't hog the mic

 

[boedicca]

That's what she said. She gave an example. She said is she was holding a cup, and you snatched it from her (touching just the cup), then you've committed a battery against her - because the cup is an "extension" of her. So when the White House aide touched the microphone, Sunny Hostin, on The View, claims that was a battery against Jim Acosta.

She claims her source for this is Justicia, which provides free case law, codes, regulations and legal information for lawyers, and anyone.

So by Sunny Hostin's logic then, it you touch something that someone else is touching, you have then committed a battery against that person ? I can't even begin to explain how absurd all this sounds. Any ideas, opinions, conjecture ?

Opinion: She is a BAMN progressive hack.