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Slack.com slash DHQ. CNN is suing President Trump claiming that he is interfering with

their first amendment right to spew a ceaseless cascade of total lies in the interest of destroying

his presidency. The lawsuit arose after the White House suspended the hard pass of crack-make

believe journalist Jim, look at me, I'm Jim Acosta. Comenting on the suit to the full

eighth mirror in his bedroom closet, Acosta said, I hope that this lawsuit will cause

everyone to look at me because I'm Jim Acosta. He then opens several other closets in

his bedroom revealing several other full-length mirrors until there seemed to be dozens

of Jim Acosta's filling the room, all of them looking at the other Jim Acosta's so

that Jim Acosta was able to bask in the attention of the only person who really matters

to him, Jim Acosta. Acosta's hard pass was suspended after a White House press conference

during which he bent over and dropped his pants to expose his backside to the duly-elected

leader of the free world while screaming, quote, look at my backside. This is Jim Acosta's

backside. Unquote. He then ran in circles around the room demanding that everyone look

at Jim Acosta's backside. I want a White House aide try to take his microphone away.

He strangled her to death, shrieking quote, why don't you look at me? Don't you know I'm

Jim Acosta. Unquote. CNN's lawsuit claims Acosta's behavior was quote, in the best tradition

of journalism or at least in the best tradition of journalism at CNN or at least in the only

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