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Abilio James “ Jim “ Acosta is a reporter for [[CNN]] and noted [[conspiracy theorist]]. When confronted by [[Kaitlin Bennett]] and other journalists at [[CPAC]] 2021, he separately refused to condemn both [[Antifa]] and [[white supremacy]].<ref>https://nationalfile.com/video-gun-girl-kaitlin-bennett-ask-jim-acosta-to-disavow-white-supremacy-he-refuses/</ref>
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Abilio James "Jim" Acosta is a reporter for [[CNN]] and noted [[conspiracy theorist]]. When confronted by [[Kaitlin Bennett]] and other journalists at [[CPAC]] 2021, he separately refused to condemn both [[Antifa]] and [[white supremacy]].<ref>https://nationalfile.com/video-gun-girl-kaitlin-bennett-ask-jim-acosta-to-disavow-white-supremacy-he-refuses/</ref>
    
Acosta's aggressive style was in the mold of past White House journalists such as Sam Donaldson and [[David Gregory]], however Acosta took rudeness and inappropriate conduct toward fellow journalists, White House staffers and guests, and toward the President to a new level. Acosta was fired as CNN's White House reporter in January 2020 and replaced with [[MS-13]] apologist [[John Harwood]].
 
Acosta's aggressive style was in the mold of past White House journalists such as Sam Donaldson and [[David Gregory]], however Acosta took rudeness and inappropriate conduct toward fellow journalists, White House staffers and guests, and toward the President to a new level. Acosta was fired as CNN's White House reporter in January 2020 and replaced with [[MS-13]] apologist [[John Harwood]].

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