CNN reporter Jim Acosta confirmed no crisis existed along a walled portion of the U.S.-Mexico border during a visit Thursday.
In a video shared to Twitter, Acosta pointed to "some of the steel slats that the president's been talking about." Walking along the border in McAllen, Texas, Acosta noted that the president has warned of a national emergency at the unwalled portion of the southern border. Acosta observed that this emergency did not exist along the portion of the border that had already been secured with steel slats.
"As we're walking along here we're not saying any kind of imminent danger," he remarked, patting the border barrier with his hand as he filmed himself. "There are no migrants trying to rush towards this fence."
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5 comments:
Acosta is the perfect face for CNN. Costa is a dufuss and a fool just like CNN and the head fool Zucker.
Is he really that dumb or did he want more attention?
"CNN's Acosta Confirms Walled Part of the Border is Crisis-Free"
A saying of long ago stated that a stopped clock is right twice a day.
Gosh! Who would have thought that walls work so well? Chuck? Nancy? Trump?
Cheese, it all seems so simple now!
I would use that clip EVERYTIME he's talking about the WALL.
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