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16:09Now PlayingDonald Trump tore into Jim Acosta for being rude at the post-Midterm election press conference at the White House. After asking a misleading question about the "migrant caravan" coming to the southern border of the United States, Trump wanted to get to a few more people. Acosta continued to ask a question. A young lady in the crowd tried to get the microphone from his hands to give it to, ironically enough, Acosta's CNN colleague. At this point, Acosta forcibly resists the woman in what some would consider a form of assault or battery if it were a conservative.
Trump was answering questions for a good hour and a half. Allegations of racism by other celebrities and the general public came up. At one point, Trump listed off the Republicans who lost their seats this midterm season while not embracing Trump and or the administrations' message. He was also asked if retiring Republicans can be blamed on him and to that, he gave an emphatic yes.
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