As Redstate previously reported, the rumors about CNN and long -time “reporter” Jim Acosta, who have to do about his future in the network in contradiction, officer Mark Thompson.
Acosta, which has been in the fighting media company for almost two decades, became the face of the “resistance” of the media during the first official time of President Donald Trump and often took on the role of the Showman journalist in Sparring with Trump during the press conferences and screams questions about his Press secretaries during the daily briefings.
At some point, after a disturbing physical examination of a Trump intern, who was doing her job, just after a judicial order, had a trump intern that was done during a press.
After Trump had left the office and apparently fulfilled Mission, CNN changed his role and put it in the chair of the anchor instead of the briefing room of the White House, first with a weekend show and finally to weekday morning.
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As if Tuesday was acostas last day, at the end of his final program, he shared some last thoughts as a CNN anchor. According to the norm, it was fully of the pompous role that we got used to over the years of Jim Acosta:
And I just wanted to end today’s show by thanking all the wonderful people who work behind the scenes in this network. Maybe you have seen some reports about me and the show. And after I had given all of this some careful considerations and weighed an alternative time window that CNN offered me, I decided to continue.
I am grateful for the almost 18 years that I spent here. People often ask me whether the highlight of my career was at CNN in the White House in Donald Trump. Actually no. This moment came here when I reported the journey of former President Barack Obama to Cuba in 2016 and had the opportunity to question the political prisoner of the island there, Raul Castro.
As the son of a Cuban refugee, I took this lesson home: it is never a good time to bow to a tyrant. I have always believed that it is the task of the press to hold the authority to take into account. I always tried to do that at CNN and I plan to do all of this in the future.
One last message: don’t give in to the lies. Don’t put in fear. Hold on the truth and hope. Even if you have to get your phone out, record this message. I won’t give the lies. I won’t give the fear. Publish it on your social media so that people can also hear from them.
I will have more to say about my plans in the coming days. Until then, I would like to thank you all for you to face it. It was an honor to be greeted in your home over the years. That’s the news. Reporting from Washington – I am Jim Acosta.
Regard:
#Breaking: Jim Acosta officially makes it officially in the network after 18 years and asks the viewers not to “put in the lies” and “it is never a good time to bow to a tyrant” ….
“And I just wanted to end today’s show by thanking all the wonderful people who work … pic.twitter.com/7zlwrbwwl
– Curtis Houck (@Curthouck) January 28, 2025
Jim Acosta, just like he has ever been:
When we say goodbye to Jim Acosta, his X -Banner once forgets a picture of Jim Acosta under an image of Jim Acosta under an even larger picture of Jim Acosta. https://t.co/o1aitbube11
– Margot Cleveland (@ProfmjCleveland) January 28, 2025
And just a few hours after he had unsubscribed, Acosta announced created on the 16th after his first post.
Here is his video announcement from earlier Tuesday:
Hey people! I started something new. Look at it! pic.twitter.com/28piox1wtt
– Jim Acosta (@acosta) January 28, 2025
It always surprises me how often resistance journalists talk about a big game about taking into account the powerful, but if you have the chance to do this with Democrats, you rarely do it if at all (what with Jim Acosta and so many of the Fall was his CNN-Co-Horts during the bidges). And their idea of ​​taking the Republicans into account is to judge them according to left “standards” and political ideals, which – in the end I checked – is not what it is responsible for in terms of government officials.
Definitely, Buh-bye, Jim Acosta. Although they change the venues, we will continue to report on their antics, because as it is good to keep the feet of government officials on the fire, the same applies to performative media figures as you.
