>>Reporters have always asked for clarifications.

It's Fake News that Trump -or I- say otherwise.

>>I'm not calling her a liar. I'm saying that at the direction of Trump she was put in a position she never should of been in to begin with. She tried to grab a mic and he held on to it - she gave up after a couple of seconds. Eventually he passed the mic to another reporter - so at this time Trump took the opportunity to attack the reporter and his network - called them enemy of the people (ya know -- now that Acosta no longer has the mic to rebuke those untrue claims) . First thing the new mic holder does is defend Acosta - which of course results in him getting a slew of insults from Trump. For the record this is not normal.

In the interests of accuracy: if you'd review a little more coverage of POTUS briefings, you'd know that it's her job to pass around the mike. If you refuse to accept this, please don't pontificate about facts.

If you had watched the whole briefing as you recommend, you'd also see that Acosta kept trying to interrupt.

>>And I also want to remind you the importance here is not on this one incident with this one reporter - or even this one press conference. It's the pattern of behavior attacking the press which is important because of how damaging that is to our democracy.

Fake news that he attacks the press. He attacks Fake News.

>> Even here you keep screaming 'fake news fake news'. See what is happening to you man? You're loosing trust in established news agencies with strong histories of reliable reporting from top notch reporters because a pathological liar is telling you it's fake.

If you can't understand the koi feeding episode, that helps explains why you can't perceive fake news. Ever hear the meme "fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me?" This is a marvelous principle that confirms there's an alarming volume of Fake News from the MSM.