Unedited Video Clearly Shows Accosta Put His Hands on WH Intern, MORE THAN ONCE

[Grokmaster]

We realize that the frothy-mouthed left condones violence against women, (Keith Ellison, etc. )but stop trying to tell us not to believe our OWN EYES:

[Sergeant Gleed]

I do recall when the bodyguard of Pocahontas did a full body-slam on a reporter...
...the media were dead silent about that.

[Tahuyaman]

I do recall when the bodyguard of Pocahontas did a full body-slam on a reporter...
...the media were dead silent about that.

When was that?

[)))Marc(((]

Is mr "accosta" associated with a culture that disrespects Women? Video shows the "gentleman" clearly invading the Lady's personal space.

[Common]

Even if he didnt touch her he needed his credentials pulled, he went to the briefings with the mindset to disrupt and be rude and demanding for well over a year. Enough is enough

[Cletus]

Even if he didnt touch her he needed his credentials pulled, he went to the briefings with the mindset to disrupt and be rude and demanding for well over a year. Enough is enough

Exactly.

[exotix]

Even if he didnt touch her he needed his credentials pulled ...


... he went to the briefings with the mindset to disrupt and be rude and demanding ...


... for well over a year. Enough is enough

I'm sure this is outlined in the 1st Amendment.

[Grokmaster]

I'm sure this is outlined in the 1st Amendment.

There is no 1st Amendment "right" to be allowed into White House pressers to behave like an $#@!....the JACKASS Acosta got what he sorely deserved.

[stjames1_53]

I'm sure this is outlined in the 1st Amendment.

is it? Where? otherwise, it's just another claim by you that something that is, isn't

[stjames1_53]

Being a rude and obnoxious reporter is one thing. And there is no doubt Acosta was exactly that. His MO is to try and take over WH briefings, often times interrupting other reporters by shouting over them, or taking pushing his question after being responded to. He would pose questions in this manner that were outside of a WH briefing.
It didn't matter what Trump of Sanders replied, he went ahead and misrepresented every answer they would give and "report" whatever and however he wanted. But mostly, he lied.
He's no journalist in every definition and sense of the word. He wanted to control the briefings.
Here's the rub folks, as much as people don't like what happened, being a WH reporter and invited to attend these briefings, isn't a Right. It is a privilege. No president is obligated nor required by law to allow press briefings. It is only a long standing relationship between the Oval Office and the press. Hell, even Obama practiced his own brand of controlling the press while he was in office, as was his Right to do so.
So if you scream and wail at Trump, remember, it is still a privilege practiced as a president sees fit, not Acosta or any reporter.
They are free to "report" the "news" as they wont to do. Their 1st Amendment Right has nor been denied or restricted. Not even under the Law and no court will ever rule in their favor over this.
Trump and Sanders didn't need his permission, he needed theirs.