Jim Acosta of CNN Heckled At Trump Rally, Politico Reporter Lashes out on Twitter #CNNSucks
August 1, 2018
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9:22Now PlayingJim Acosta of CNN Heckled At Trump Rally, Politico Reporter Lashes out on Twitter #CNNSucks
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as posted by the channelTuesday on CNN’s “Situation Room,” during a live shot before President Donald Trump’s speech at a Tampa rally, the network’s White House correspondent Jim Acosta was heckled by attendees.
The crowd loudly shouted “CNN sucks,” (#CNNSUCKS) as Acosta said, “You can hear there is a chorus of boos and other chants from this Trump crowd here in Tampa, Florida, saying things like ‘CNN sucks,’ ‘go home,’ and ‘fake news.’ Wolf, obviously all of things are false. We’re staying right here. We’re going to do our job and report on this rally to all of our viewers tonight.”
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