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You don't seem to understand humor. At all. Which should be funny, but I actually find it sad. I pity you.
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I disagree. I think his job was to engage in Journalism. I mean, I find him pretty amusing, don't get me wrong. But it's hard to argue that he is "just doing his job", when his questions have never led to a new fact being known to the public, even one time. There are a lot of smart people in the room, that could ask quality questions, every time Acosta stands up to do his routine. The world knows less facts, because Jim Acosta exists, despite him having a job at a network. That is amazing.
Willful ignorance at it's finest.
Which is hilarious considering most of the footage used in that video is from CNN. He wont watch it though since it pretty much paints a much fuller picture of why Acosta got the boot.
I really don't think Mark has the viewership or total views even remotely close to CNN tho. Mark Dice has a few videos on a few different days during 2017-2018 that outperformed CNN on but overall CNN has about five times the viewership and Mark has about 1/10th the number of total views according to socialblade.com.
Still pretty solid for one dude just poking fun at liberals tho.
I agree.
But stealing time from other reporters, particularly ones with legitimate questions, rather than partisan diatribes, isn't a good thing either. The WH is occupied by a man with no respect for it, but that doesn't mean nobody else should either. The people who bemoan Trumps abrasive tone, ought not support others doing the same thing, imho.
So you're making personal value judgments as to what's a valid question and what is a partisan diatribe. He's asking questions, often times reporters will frame their questions by providing context like Acosta did. This isn't uncommon at all.
His questions were as valid as any other questions asked.
Respect can be lost. You can respect the office without respecting the man holding it.
Nothing Acosta did is remotely similar. This is some "both sides" bullshit.
Acosta is widely respected by his colleagues. In fact, the very next reporter Trump called on defended Acosta by calling him a diligent reporter who is extremely hardworking. When it comes to judging who is and isn't a serious journalist, I'll trust the word of actual journalists over that of some random troll.
No, he isn't. He is a laughing stock who regularly gets visible eye rolls in the rows behind him. I mean, I get it that his antics are humorous. I just don't think he was going for humor. He thinks people are taking him seriously in life, and they are not.
Since you are making claims of what "actual journalists" think, I look forward to your link of literally any journalist saying Acosta is a good journalist, that pre-dates this event.
I put that in there, as obviously there are people rallying to his side, because of this event. He is NOT a respected journalist, and no serious person thinks that. The left loves him because he is a troll, and the right hates him for the same reason. Those who enjoy journalism hate him, because he tarnishes the seriousness of it.
He's a journalist. I have a feeling you don't know anything about him, or journalism, judging by what else you've said here. Just that one of your idols hates him a lot.
Pretty much everyone in that room on his side of the podium defended him, so they must not hate him much at all.
I find it amusing you can't understand. But yeah, it might sound super crazy but, when journalists are attacked, they stick together. Sort of like, oh I don't know, every group of humans ever?
If you think Jim Acosta is doing serious journalism, it's because you are either tribal, don't know what journalism is, or just hate Trump. I would point out that, it's possible to think Trump is a giant douche, while also thinking Acosta is also.
Can you maybe link one or two for me to see?
There's a mixture of print, cable, and online media there and has been for years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_House_press_corps there's plenty of cable folks, and if you break down the online/print section then my napkin math shows print journalists being a minority between the three.