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Jim Acosta Writing Book About Jim Acosta Reporting the News as Jim Acosta
CNN’s Jim Acosta is writing a book, and shockingly, the theme is, well, Jim Acosta.
“CNN’s chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta is authoring a book about the Trump administration and its battles with the news media,” CNN said of its own reporter. “The Harper imprint of HarperCollins Publishers announced the book on Thursday morning. Harper says Acosta will share ‘never-before-revealed stories of this White House’s rejection of truth, while laying out the stakes for how Trump’s hostility toward facts poses an unprecedented threat to our democracy.'”
True to mainstream press journalistic form, the book will likely a steaming pile of partisan hackery.
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“This is a dangerous time to tell the truth in America, but the truth is bigger than a bully,” Acosta reportedly said.
Accordingly, the book will be called The Enemy of the People: A Dangerous Time to Tell the Truth in America, which is dangerously close to this reporter’s upcoming book, out July 16, called Enemies: The Press vs. The American People.
“Simply put, I am writing this book to share what I’ve experienced covering President Trump during his first two years in office,” Acosta said Thursday. “This sobering, bewildering, and sometimes frightening experience has made it absolutely clear that this is a dangerous time to tell the truth in America.”
Aide from the fact that CNN does not tell the truth, annoyingly, Acosta just cannot seem to give America a break from his tiresome, self-congratulatory babble.
“The president and his team, not to mention some of his supporters, have attempted to silence the press in ways we have never seen before. As just about everybody has seen, I have witnessed this first hand. As difficult as that challenge may be for the free press in America, we must continue to do our jobs and report the news. The truth is worth the fight,” he said.
You’re a regular hero, Jim. Keep up the great work!
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Liberal Media Freaks Out as Tom Cotton Questions Coronavirus Origins
Mainstream media seems more concerned with Cotton’s questions than China’s censorship.
Mainstream media entities are claiming Republican Senator Tom Cotton is trafficking in “conspiracy theories” for questioning the source of the coronavirus’ origins.
Cotton has questioned the official narrative stating that the deadly coronavirus outbreak originated in a wet food market in Wuhan, China. He’s suggested that it’s possible the disease originated in a Chinese government “superlab” a few miles away that conducts research in human infectious diseases.
Cotton has pointed out that the Chinese government is consistently declining offers of scientific and medical aid to combat the lethal epidemic, raising suspicions as to their transparency.
Such a suggestion is enough to label Cotton a “conspiracy theorist” in the eyes of outlets such as Slate and the New York Times. A headline from the Times called Cotton’s question a “fringe theory,” even though Cotton references epidemiologists who believe the virus didn’t originally enter human transmission at the food market. The Washington Post also ran a story Monday claiming that Cotton is trafficking in conspiracy theories.
It’s remarkable that nominally respectable media entities such as the New York Times are quick to dismiss entirely plausible theories of the coronavirus’s origins. If anything, an official narrative on the virus’s origins from the authoritarian communist government of China should be treated with inherent skepticism, especially considering that China is widely suspected of covering up the gravity of the situation and even arresting reporters who seek to document the epidemic and the government’s response.
Certainly it’s possible that the disease spread into humans from the consumption of animals such as bats, a prevailing theory for the virus’s origins. But the general public has no reason to entirely discount any plausible theory for the origins of the virus.
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