Jim Acosta
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122 appearances
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first heard Sep 2026
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Jim Acosta’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I may ask on the Russia investigation, are you concerned that you may
I just want to say that I'm very grateful for what happened today and grateful for my colleagues in the press who stood by us through all of this.
This was a test and I think we passed the test.
I have to say that in addition to my faith in the Bill of Rights, the Constitution,
the amendments to the Constitution that protect our jobs over here at the White House.
I was also confident in our system of justice in this country.
The only advice I would give to future journalists is to, you know, do your jobs.
You know, try to day in and day out when you do your job, do what's right, follow the truth.
Well, this case is not about national security.
It's about Donald Trump's insecurities.
And there are a lot of them.
He is trying to ban the press because he doesn't like what he calls fake news and negative news.
When he was talking to reporters last Friday, he didn't say anything about national security stories or classified leaks or anything like that.
I do think it's interesting how he's trying to, you know, use the military as a justification for lots of things.
The ballroom project at the White House, the arch over by the Lincoln Memorial.
And now the press ban has some sort of military justification for it.
All of it's baloney.
He is trying to, I think, soften up the coverage as we head into this midterm cycle.
He knows that going after certain organizations will send a chill down the spines of certain media executives, I guess, in this town and up in New York.
and that they may respond accordingly by telling their journalists, hey, we can't go so tough on this guy.
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