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Slack.com slash DHQ. CNN White House reporter Jim, look at me. I'm Jim Acosta. Has a new

book out entitled Look at Me. I'm Jim Acosta. I'm Jim, look at me. I'm Jim Acosta. Subtitled

why you should look at me because I'm Jim Acosta. The book details Acosta's struggle to

cover the White House in such a way that everyone will look at him because he's Jim Acosta.

Acosta writes of the terrifying moment when he was forced to fight off an attack from

105-pound female White House aide who tried to wrestle the microphone from his hand while

he was in the midst of shouting his personal opinions at the president of the United States.

Acosta writes, quote, she came at me like a bat out of hell and I realized at any moment

I might lose my grip on the microphone so that the audience would no longer look at me

even though I was still Jim Acosta. Now, there are some, some I should add, who are not

there in the thick of the battle, who say I should not have knocked this attacker away

from me because she was only a woman, but some of these babes are fast, moving like a shark

through the water or a torpedo or a girl. So at any moment, they knock you off center

stage. I couldn't let that happen. Unquote. In another section of the book Acosta writes

movingly of the threat Donald Trump poses to the free press saying, quote, Donald Trump

calls the press the enemy of the people. But really when you think about it, who are

the people that we should not be their enemies? Are they me, Jim Acosta? Are they even

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