>>I'm not a fan of what is happening in Afghanistan either Bill -- but that has nothing to do with what I'm talking about.
>It certainly doesn't.
>You're talking about how Trump was discourteous to some guy who calls himself a journalist but really makes tons of money by getting his face on a TV camera.
>Is that what you think is important today?

Are you attempting to rationalize or justify Trump's press conference? Do you think Jim Acosta and CNN are the enemy of the people? Are you giving Trump a pass because you voted for this jackass and don't want to admit that it was a huge mistake? Do you know how long Jim Acosta has been in the business or any of his experience? Did you watch the other 90 minutes of that press conference? Do you think it's ok for the president of the USA to be talking to reporters as he did? This isn't about Trump's conflict with this one reporter -- it's a pattern of behavior and dangerous rhetoric when it comes to our media. If you feel the need to be bothered by a member of the press, may I suggest Fox's Sean Hannity - who seemed to think it was a good idea to take the stage and campaign with Trump a couple of days ago in Missouri - then called all the other networks 'fake news'. You see all the problems here right? Or are you saying that this is all ok?