Jim Acosta

This is not a show.

And it was the next day that he first put out the tweet that the press in the United States is the enemy of the people.

And it was pretty much from that point forward that he just sort of decided, if I can't, if we're not going to have this pro wrestling kayfabe thing where I do this and then you do that and it's all prearranged and precoordinated, I'm going to destroy you.

I'm going to crush you.

I'm going to knock you out of the way.

And he's been he's been behaving that way ever since, to the point where in 2018, when he had one of his supporters was sending pipe bombs around.

Remember that whole thing?

Sent it to CNN, sent it to a bunch of other media outlets, Democratic figures like Hillary Clinton and so on.

And we received actual pipe bombs that could have detonated and hurt people.

Our people went to Trump's people and said, you're going to get somebody killed.

And he did not care.

He said, I'm going to keep calling you the enemy of the people.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders said, I asked her in a press conference, will you guys stop calling people the enemy of the people?

Stop calling the press that.

And she said, no, we're not going to stop doing that.

And it turned from what he thought was an act into we're coming after you.

I've gotten all that shit.

Yeah, a couple of things.

One is, I have to tell you, when I was at CNN and was the White House correspondent, I felt like I had the backing of my company.

Jeff Zucker, I have to give him a shout out.