Yes, let's make this really simple. Who does the mic belong to? Who controls the mic? Whose press conference is it? Whose job is it to control the mic and move it along to the next person called? Who is responsible for behaving properly and relinquishing the mic when tier turn is up? Answer those simple questions and you'll see who is at fault and doesn't have a legal leg to stand on. Hint, the young lady doing her job is in the right and Acosta is in the wrong. He lost his privilege. He has no right.Let’s make this really simple... did she reach in across his body and try to grab the mic? Yes or noYou’re delusional. She reached into his body to grab the mic and he reacted how anybody would react if somebody were to violate your personal space by knocking her arm away. Not even close to an assault you snowflake.Ok, but he didn’t assault her, right? Just be honestNo, he just wouldn't release it. It's not his press conference. Its not his microphone. He got to make his statement instead of ask a question. His turn was over. At the point you are no longer recognized from the podium, you pass the mic, sit down and shut up. You don't pull away from the WH aide whose job it is to move the mic to the next person. Acosta was an ass looking to be part of the story. He should lose his job.
You've been told several times, and had it proven, with video evidence, that he did just that.
Clearly you are a lying low life.
You can keep tap-dancing, but everyone knows you're lying.