Jim Acosta

They don't have a case.

But, I mean, is there something to the fact that he's able to get away with this that should be chilling to every American?

I mean, he can't put you in prison permanently, but he can harass you and make your life difficult.

And he can continue to do this to other people.

Absolutely.

And you said that you might have some important information to share, some new information.

So I am going to fight this.

Good.

Well, and with my press pass case, we had to go to federal court and we fought this on due process grounds and First Amendment grounds.

But the lawyer that we had at the time, Ted Olson, the famous Ted Olson, who was in the Bush v. Gore case and lots of other cases over the years, said that we had a better chance on due process grounds.

But it sounds like you're going to fight this out on First Amendment grounds.

I mean, I think there's also the element of vengeful prosecution.

that the judge could just look at this and say, this is obviously a personal vendetta here.

And I'm sure you saw the Colbert thing.

I mean, they're going after Colbert.

But, you know, look at James Tallarico.

He raises $2.5 million.

Colbert gets more views on YouTube than he did on CBS.

There's something about the way they're going about this.

It's boomeranging.