The Brother in law Who Gave His Sister in law a Little Sex EducationTrump administration hasn't been on the best of terms with the media lately, to put it lightly.
On Thursday, CNN's Jim Acosta walked out of a White House press briefing after Sarah Huckabee Sanders refused to confirm that the press corps is not the "enemy of the people," as Trump has repeatedly called them in the past.
SEE ALSO: Sarah Huckabee Sanders tries and fails to explain Trump’s odd comment on groceries"...You read off a laundry list of your concerns about the press and things you feel like are misreported," Acosta told Sanders. "You did not say that you feel like the press is not the enemy of the people. I think it would be a good thing if you were to say, right here, at the briefing, that the press ... are not the enemy of the people."
Sanders then proceeded to attack Acosta and the press, particularly his own network, CNN.
Acosta, who's become a target of Trump supporters' wrath in recent weeks, then walked out of the briefing and posted this tweet:
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Acosta explained his decision further on CNN:
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Just another wildly upsetting day in America, folks.
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