Sarah Sanders Puts Reporters In Their Place With One Line For The Ages

Whiny Jim Acosta recently tried to give his media buddies a pep talk. They need to stick together and stand up against the horrible beast that IS Sarah Sanders!

One way to address the briefing is for reporters to stick together when the press sec cuts somebody off. Ideally we could and should insist on answers if somebody is cut off. We don't do that as much as we should. Problem is there is so little time and so many pressing q's.

— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) June 4, 2018

She wasn’t having ANY of that today.

“Frankly, I think my credibility’s probably higher than the media’s,” she said.

.@PressSec: “Frankly, I think my credibility’s probably higher than the media’s.” pic.twitter.com/4K6j0xG12r

— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 5, 2018

“I think that if you spent a little bit more time reporting the news instead of trying to tear me down you might actually see that we’re working hard, trying to provide you good information, and trying to provide that same good information to the American people,” she added.

Here’s a bit more from the briefing.

Reporter: “Is the president aware that not a single player on the Eagles, for the entire season, knelt for the national anthem?” @PressSec: “…The Eagles are the ones that tried to change their commitment at the 11th hour.” https://t.co/6gGw4P9Ff2 pic.twitter.com/Ik0GZxuCZT

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 5, 2018

.@PressSec: “The president his position hasn’t changed on this throughout the process…and the Eagles made the commitment to come and to be part of that event well after the president had established his feelings in regards to the national anthem.” https://t.co/6gGw4P9Ff2 pic.twitter.com/8Gcose0nRP

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 5, 2018

“If the White House supports the [Colorado] baker’s right of free speech, why doesn’t the White House support the players’ right to free speech?” https://t.co/6gGw4P9Ff2 pic.twitter.com/k7eL9UdPC3

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 5, 2018