https://www.politicususa.com/2018/11/11/kellyanne-conway-jim-acosta-tape.html


Kellyanne Conway admitted that the tape the White House used as the basis for banning CNN’s Jim Acosta from the White House was altered.
Transcript via Fox News Sunday:

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WALLACE: They say that — they say they’re going to do both.
I — and you brought up the press conference, this brings me to my final subject which is the now infamous confrontation with Jim Acosta at that news conference.
As you know, I have been very critical of Acosta’s behavior myself and I want to ask you about two responses by the White House. First, to tweet a video that was clearly altered to make it look like it was more of a physical confrontation than it really was, although I do think it was inappropriate. And second, to pull Acosta’s pass to get into the White House and to threaten to do that to other reporters.
CONWAY: Well, Chris, first of all, what do you mean by edited or, as others are saying, quote, doctored video? He either put his hands on her and grabbed the mic back, or he did not. And he clearly did.
WALLACE: No. He — he really did — but the video was altered and there are experts who have looked at it — to make it —
CONWAY: By that do you mean sped up (ph)?
WALLACE: — speed it up to make it look — pardon?
CONWAY: Oh, well, that’s not altered. That’s sped up.

https://www.politicususa.com/2018/11/11/kellyanne-conway-jim-acosta-tape.html


Kellyanne Conway admitted that the tape the White House used as the basis for banning CNN’s Jim Acosta from the White House was altered.
Transcript via Fox News Sunday:

inRead invented by Teads
WALLACE: They say that — they say they’re going to do both.
I — and you brought up the press conference, this brings me to my final subject which is the now infamous confrontation with Jim Acosta at that news conference.
As you know, I have been very critical of Acosta’s behavior myself and I want to ask you about two responses by the White House. First, to tweet a video that was clearly altered to make it look like it was more of a physical confrontation than it really was, although I do think it was inappropriate. And second, to pull Acosta’s pass to get into the White House and to threaten to do that to other reporters.
CONWAY: Well, Chris, first of all, what do you mean by edited or, as others are saying, quote, doctored video? He either put his hands on her and grabbed the mic back, or he did not. And he clearly did.
WALLACE: No. He — he really did — but the video was altered and there are experts who have looked at it — to make it —
CONWAY: By that do you mean sped up (ph)?
WALLACE: — speed it up to make it look — pardon?
CONWAY: Oh, well, that’s not altered. That’s sped up.

https://www.politicususa.com/2018/11/11/kellyanne-conway-jim-acosta-tape.html


Kellyanne Conway admitted that the tape the White House used as the basis for banning CNN’s Jim Acosta from the White House was altered.
Transcript via Fox News Sunday:

inRead invented by Teads
WALLACE: They say that — they say they’re going to do both.
I — and you brought up the press conference, this brings me to my final subject which is the now infamous confrontation with Jim Acosta at that news conference.
As you know, I have been very critical of Acosta’s behavior myself and I want to ask you about two responses by the White House. First, to tweet a video that was clearly altered to make it look like it was more of a physical confrontation than it really was, although I do think it was inappropriate. And second, to pull Acosta’s pass to get into the White House and to threaten to do that to other reporters.
CONWAY: Well, Chris, first of all, what do you mean by edited or, as others are saying, quote, doctored video? He either put his hands on her and grabbed the mic back, or he did not. And he clearly did.
WALLACE: No. He — he really did — but the video was altered and there are experts who have looked at it — to make it —
CONWAY: By that do you mean sped up (ph)?
WALLACE: — speed it up to make it look — pardon?
CONWAY: Oh, well, that’s not altered. That’s sped up.