Jim Acosta, a reporter who became anchor who tried to fight with the Trump government for years, is said to have stopped on CNN after he is threatened to lose his time slot.
The anchor was reportedly left with an ultimatum when Network Head Honcho Mark Thompson made ruthless cuts on CNN last week: Accept a midnight Timeslot or your future with the network is in question.
Acosta would lose its show from 10 a.m. in exchange for a re -located version of the Wolf Blitzer program as part of a complete redeployment of the delay of the fading cable giant.
Status reported on Monday evening that the anchor, close allies, told that he will call their bluff and leaves just like Trump returns to the White House.
The network reportedly tried to sell Acosta on the idea of ​​going on on the west coast during Prime Time hours, but reviews would probably take a dip.
Although the Acosta show was far from the biggest problem of the network – only repetitions of Bill Maher's HBO show and CNN's biggest stars such as Jake Tapper, Anderson Cooper and Abby Philip did better than his show from 10 am – it could be seen As Thompson who wants to remove the network to remove the network away from his liberal drift in recent years.
The timing of the relegation – three days after Trump's inauguration – increased suspicions that CNN tried to be preferred by the incoming president by sending his greatest antagonist to the 'Siberia of Televisienieuws'.
In the past, the most important correspondent of the network, Acosta, achieved shame after agitizing Trump, which led to some of the most memorable putdowns of the president.
Jim Acosta, a reporter who has become anchor who tried to fight with the Trump administration for years, is said to have stopped on CNN after being threatened to lose his time slot
The anchor was reportedly left with an ultimatum as a network head Honcho Mark Thompson made ruthless cuts made on CNN last week: Accept a midnight slot or your future with the network is in question
“You are a rude, terrible, filthy person,” the president gave back to his defamation-in-chef in a special Testy 2018 exchange.
Acosta's visibility rose during Trump's first term when his combative interrogation hit the president and provoked him memorable to label CNN 'fake news'.
The then chief correspondent of the White House had his press references withdrawn in November 2018 when he was accused of 'in the hands of' a young intern who tried to pull the microphone of him.
“CNN should be ashamed that you worked for them,” Trump hissed to his most tempered member of the perspool.
Conservatives will probably not shed tears on his abandonment of the airways, as Charlie Kirk wrote after hearing Acosta.
“The media landscape has been unrecognizable from the start of the first term of Trump in 2017, and that is a very good thing for America,” Kirk wrote.
Dailymail.com has contacted CNN for comment.
The proposed exile of Acosta to CNN's Graveyard Midnight Slot is delighted by his colleagues who have long been tired of his grand ways.
The relationship between Trump and Acosta was so acidic during the last presidency of Trump that the White House withdrew the Perspas of Acosta in 2018 after a heated collision. Acosta's back and forth with Trump became viral and resulted in Trump who told him to 'sit', while assistants struggled the microphone out of his hands
Few hide their joy that President Donald Trump's chief has been moved from a plum morning slot to a time when viewing figures falls even further.
'Jim is one of the least beloved and most eye -rolled of all the talent at CNN. And this has been a long -term status, “said one network insider.
“He is unbearable, an Egomaniac. If he can make himself part of the story, he will do that. '
Another added: “His jealousy is even visibly thicker than his makeup and hardened hair gel.”
“Everyone knows that he is the man who constantly played with Trump and I imagine that this is not the look that the network is now going for,” another old ex-Staffer told Dailymail.com.
On Thursday, CNN announced 200 dismissed and a series of major changes, one of which was to start Acosta from his lock in the middle of the morning and to give him a show from midnight.
Later he lowered Trump's hostility in a plum morning performance and a bestseller book, The Enemy of the People: A Dangerous Time to Tell the Truth in America.
But behind the scenes his rise of uncertainty colleagues, some of whom told DailyMail.com to say they were tired of the 'resistance' of Acosta.
Trump said: 'CNN should be ashamed that you work for them. You are an rude terrible person. You shouldn't work for CNN '
The 53-year-old, who came up with national fame for often clashing with President-Elect Donald Trump, waved live in the air on Thursday
'Before Trump came by, Jim was a normal talents in the mill. But then his revelation came, “our insider wore.
“He realized that if he didn't Trump, people would welcome him on Twitter and online. Jim simply couldn't resist these added spotlights. '
The day that Trump – in short – took his faith for coverage of the White House, was the absolute best day of Jim's life.
“He was now famous. He glowed, visibly excited and smiled. People knew who he was. He was part of the headlines.
“And so he started making this his whole personality. The man was rather unbearable, but now it's Times. He clearly felt that he was seen as a kind of hero. '
As Acosta's profile rose, he became fiercely territorial about rival reporters who penetrate his beat from the White House, according to our source.
“He would see-positive rock when male colleagues such as Jake Tapper or Jim Sciutto would” create “him to everything that is the White House or the presidency related,” the Insider revealed.
“He would be a colleague 'bigfoot' with every chance he could possibly get.
A trainee of the White House reaches and tries to remove the microphone that is held by CNN correspondent Jim Acosta
“Sometimes he even drove all the way back to the White House and tried to get used to himself in the air when he found out that something interesting happened in the short term.”
Acosta also took a 'hectic' interest in the hotels and flights that his colleagues booked and tried to gauge or CNN more splashed out on its larger counterparts.
If he heard that a rival was in a plush suite, it could send the Swarthy Cuban-American star-born Abilio James Acosta in a tail spider, according to our source.
“Crews would laugh around his back here and say that his jealousy is even visibly thicker than his makeup and hardened hair gel.”
Acosta added fuel to its critics and used a TV segment last week to hold a sign: “I march for Jim Acosta and a free press.”
He had saved it for eight years after a supporter named Nora would present him during an anti-Trump mars.
“Journalists exist to seek the truth, to tell people stories, to raise voices that may not be heard differently,” said Acosta.
“To shine a light on injustice and to keep the powerful responsible, we are not the enemy of the people, we are the defender of the people.”
The segment was on social media, but not all Acosta colleagues were quickly putting the boot in, one that Dailymail.com told that he was a 'diligent' reporter 'who worked his A ** and earns his success'.
February 2019: Possibly the longest argument at the White House -Gazon during an immigration event in which Trump called 'Nepnieuws' for Acosta
Likewise, a counterpart added to the floor of the White House for a rival exhaust valve: 'I really liked it. One of the few TV people who normally seemed. '
An old female ex-colleague said that Acosta, a three-year-old father who is said to have been earned from his ex-wife Sharon Mobley Stow around 2017, was 'always nice' for her.
She went out: 'It was known that Jim van de Dames-Vind me is a male reporter with a healthy ego that could not be trusted in that respect nothing ever inappropriate HR level.
“To be honest, it just made me roll my eyes. And I wasn't just in that eye roll. '
Various journalists told us that they were alerted by reports from Mark Thompson, an experienced British media exec who took the reins in CNN in 2023 and buried a prominent journalist to 'throw a bone at Trump'.
The revelation came from the former CNN -Media -Correspondent Oliver Darcy who pointed out on his status newsletter that reviews for Acosta's Weekend day 10.00 Show are some of the highest of the flag cable network.
Acosta was convinced that the move was to switch from Wolf Blitzer to a morning slot, not because of his editorial attitude, according to Darcy's report.
But a limited director said to Darcy: “Midnight is not a serious offer when his reviews belong to the best on the network.”
In the meantime, the channel has since given noticeably larger transmission time to its few conservative voices, with Trump -defender Scott Jennings, 47, standing up like a star.
'It is a programming decision that they have the right to take. They went to him [Acosta] With a proposal to set him up at midnight, of course that would pause everyone, “said a former employee who enjoyed a long and prominent career at CNN.
'The question remains, is the step really about the Curry of the White House?
“One thing is certain; The presidency likes nothing more than seeing our own food. They just love that. '
The midnight eastern movement of Acosta would coordinate him with more tasty from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. on the West Coast and his show broadcast at 5 o'clock in London and see 6 a.m. in a large part of continental Europe, where CNN International enjoys a substantial audience.
A spokeswoman for the network refused to comment.
