Jim Acosta

CNN host Jim Acosta pointed to the Fox News network for its ongoing promotion of the theory the Buffalo, New York, shooter allegedly adopted as his philosophy. Police discovered a manifesto that addressed the "great replacement" theory, which holds that Democrats are somehow orchestrating an increase in people of color to intentionally dominate white people.

Long before he was clashing with President Donald Trump or being parodied on SNL, CNN anchor Jim Acosta was just a kid growing up in Annandale. We sat down with the with the reporter to talk about everything from his love of journalism to questioning the biggest political leaders in world.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., accused CNN anchor Jim Acosta of "harassment" after the host asked the Republican lawmaker about her alleged texts supporting "Marshall law" in the leadup to the Capitol riot. On Wednesday, Greene appeared rebuffed reports that she had asked former White House Chief of Staff Mark...

Marjorie Taylor Greene slammed Jim Acosta as a “liar” after the CNN reporter pressed the congresswoman about a text message the outlet obtained that revealed she’d sent former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows a message that Donald Trump enact martial law in the waning days of his presidency and immediately after the 6 January insurrection.The text messages, part of a trove obtained by the network, provide insight into how some of Trump’s staunchest allies continued to strategise to keep the former US president in the Oval Office, just a little more than week after a violent mob...

The CNN correspondent asked the firebrand representative why she couldn't recall her past remarks. She responded by calling Acosta a liar.

“I don’t know if that’s my text message or not, but if you want to talk about a text message, read the text message," said Greene, who says it vindicates her.

After the video went viral, Act for America founder Brigitte Gabriel said Acosta should lose his job, while former Democratic Senate candidate Allen Glines tweeted that Acosta had behaved reasonably.

The creator of “gazpacho police” is at it again. CNN’s Jim Acosta’s out there, doing his job as chief domestic correspondent. Today, his duties involved approaching QAnon cheerleader Marjorie Taylor Greene, which likely wasn’t something he looked forward to doing because she’s so confrontational. Nonetheless, Acosta needed to ask her about that text message that could get her removed from the 2022 ballot for reelection. Under testimony, that is, Greene straight-up lie under oath while denying that she advocated for “marshall law.” Yet her text to Mark Meadows told a different tale:

Former Cleveland Browns head coach Hue Jackson spoke to CNN’s Jim Acosta Saturday about NFL scandals including Brian Flores‘s lawsuit, the lack of diversity in head coaching hires, and and Jackson’s own remarks about being paid to lose games. Acosta took the moment to also ask about Joe Rogan and Spotify.

CNN’s Jim Acosta agreed on Sunday with a liberal guest who compared Republicans not passing gun control to "mass human sacrifice" practiced by ancient societies. Acosta, the network's "chief domestic correspondent," invited author Kurt Andersen onto his left-wing weekend program to discuss his new book that claims conservatives who oppose vaccines have brought "human sacrifice" to America.

The CNN anchor played a clip of a Georgia voter criticizing the congresswoman during a radio program.

Fox News contributor Joe Concha criticized CNN's Jim Acosta after he compared Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin to a Soviet-style leader. On "Fox & Friends First" Thursday, Concha ridiculed the liberal media host and dismissed him as an attention-seeking champion of hyperbole. JOE CONCHA: Jim Acosta is the king of cheesy...

CNN host Jim Acosta on Tuesday suggested Virginia was being run like a "Soviet-style police state" under new Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin. During a segment on his fill-in primetime show, Acosta, while making the comparison, cited an email tip line set up by Youngkin's administration in which parents can report teachers that teach "divisive" topics to their children, such as critical race theory, while also mocking the way Youngkin dressed.

CNN anchor Jim Acosta is the perfect choice — among many excellent choices — to take over the primetime time slot that was suddenly vacated by Chris Cuomo last month — even though it seems like it was years ago. There are many worthy candidates, both within...

CNN’s Jim Acosta calls out Fox host Tucker Carlson for his pro-Russia remarks and how those, among other misinforming comments, are putting the US democracy in peril.

CNN host Jim Acosta appeared to compare the derision he endured at the hands of former President Donald Trump to being physically abused on Monday. During Monday's handover between his fill-in hosting gig and "Don Lemon Tonight," Acosta said he still had "marks on my back" from his tenure at the White House, seemingly referring to the tumultuous relationship he had with Trump, as well as the criticism he often received from the latter.

CNN host Jim Acosta on Saturday took on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ controversial plan to establish the nation’s first-ever election police force with a tip for its initial case: a “coup” plot at Donald Trump’s Florida golf resort Mar-a-Lago. “Yes, officer Ron, I’d like to...

The CNN anchor said Democrats had been "outmaneuvered" by the Senate minority leader, as he questioned the balance of the Supreme Court.