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Okay, here we go. These are my thoughts and I think they're worth at least a nickel, but actual value may only be a penny, if that much.

I think acosta did use his left arm to push that interns arm down and away from the microphone. I'm not sure if that means he assaulted her or not, but he probably did since I'm sure she did not want to be touched like that by him.

Anyway, I had a long drive today and was listening to Chris Salcedo, Mark Steyn, and Rick Roberts. Some of their callers had some interesting ideas. For me, I think the best would be to not have any live press conferences until the case has been decided. Then after I returned home something else hit me. I wonder if cnn wasn't just played by Trump. Or for that matter, the entire liberal media. Trump has been playing them for almost three years now. What if ...

Trump et al. planned this whole thing after acosta assaulted that intern? It might a no lose situation.

Possible scenarios:
1. cnn doesn't whine to a judge and just sends a different person. They still have 49 others with White House press passes.
2. cnn whines to a judge and the judge immediately rules against because they don't have a case.
3. cnn whines to a judge and the judge agrees with cnn and demands they give acosta his press pass back because he was denied due process and they must develop guidelines to be able to follow due process in the future.

Why do I think #3 is still a win for Trump? If the White House would have developed guidelines on their own and required the press to abide by them or be ousted everyone would have been yelling and screaming that they've never had to do that before and refused. However, now they're being ordered to by a judge and the left thinks they've won.

IDK, maybe I'm crazy.