>>First of all that is NOT her job -- no other time in history has anyone grabbed a mic from a reporter during a white house press conference.

If that narrative is true, it's because no other time in history has a reporter refused to yield the mike. If you were as interested in facts as you profess, you'd know that interns routinely pass around the mike at POTUS WH briefings, bobbing down so as not to obstruct sight lines (as she did) or using a seat if one is free. It's not difficult to confirm this fact.

My advice is that Fake News is adept at shrouding false impressions designed to provoke outrage, in just enough truth that it's not a total lie- e.g. this one you quote.

>>If she was shaken up it was because Trump was having her do something she should not of been doing to begin with, not to mention the fact that this is NOT her job (or any interns job)

So she's a liar when she says she was intimidated by Acosta? If this was planned, I suspect that yours is *exactly* the reaction they wanted. Watch and see where they go with it.

>>The guy has no business being on the supreme court. He should not of been 'treated' at all as he should not of been there to start with.

Because he's a rapist, right? See above.

>>It's all part of Trump following the dictator handbook. a) Put a protector on the Supreme Court -- followed by b) Put a protector United States Attorney General.

Except that in real life, dictators don't rely on Supreme Courts of AGs. So more Fake News, and another example where a dictionary might assist.