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'I couldn't be prouder': CNN VP pretty testy that Chris Wallace called out Jim Acosta on his behavior

As Twitchy reported earlier, Fox News’ Chris Wallace said that Jim Acosta’s behavior at today’s White House press briefing with President Trump was “shameful.” In case you missed it, CNN’s Acosta went full Resistance and refused to hand over the microphone to a White House staffer so that another reporter could, you know, have a chance to ask a question rather than stand there and showboat.

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CNN Communications released a statement backing up Acosta, but Wallace’s comment made the rounds and triggered CNN’s vice president of communications and digital partnerships, Matt Dornic, who fired back:

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Just give Acosta the opinion show he’s been auditioning for and let someone else handle reporting from the briefing room.

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