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Avenatti probably has an even better chance now if he runs as a republican tho
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The federal judge overseeing CNN's request for an order forcing the Trump administration to temporarily reinstate press credentials for the network's chief White House reporter Jim Acosta said he will rule on the request Thursday afternoon.
Judge Timothy Kelly of the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., seemed to agree during arguments in court Wednesday that the White House decision surrounding Acosta had raised some constitutional issues.
But Kelly, a Trump appointee, appeared unconvinced that the administration had revoked Acosta's hard pass solely because it didn’t like the questions he was asking of the president during a press conference last week.
Kelly said the record suggests Acosta’s press pass was revoked because of his behavior, noting that Trump called him "rude" after he refused to yield the microphone to another reporter during a contentious exchange with the president.
Theodore Boutrous, one of four attorneys representing CNN and Acosta, however, argued "rudeness is code word for 'I don’t like you asking tough questions.'”
The government countered that Acosta's credentials were revoked for grandstanding and refusing to surrender the microphone so another reporter could ask a question.
After last week's press conference, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders accused Acosta of “placing his hands” on the White House staffer who tried to take the microphone away, but the government did not maintain that claim Wednesday as a reason for stripping Acosta of his White House press pass.
CNN and Acosta asked Kelly in court to issue a temporary restraining order that forces the administration to reinstate Acosta’s credentials for the length of the order, which is 14 days, then rule later on their request for a preliminary injunction to reinstate his credentials while the parties argue the case.
The network has argued that the administration's decision violated the First Amendment rights of both CNN and Acosta.
Kelly said he will take the arguments of both sides under advisement and will issue his decision from the bench on Thursday at 3 p.m.
I just want you guys to know that i have not conceded the nt politcal thread midterms
A recount is in order as Meth found ballots in Cam nelsons saturn
Also
Aaeps and rusty colluded ...dont believe the lies they are saying about my party....everyone had a ******** account
What happen to Bipartisanship
So I click on the Avanatti tweet and this tweet comes up
Maybe since they couldn't get Muller they went for an easier target?I think they are disputing TMZ's claim that his wife filed the charges, not that he was arrested for domestic violence charges.
So it is another woman other than his wife making the accusations.
Our law enforcement sources say Avenatti was arrested Wednesday after a woman filed a felony DV report. We're told her face was "swollen and bruised" with "red marks" on both cheeks.
Our sources say the alleged incident occurred Tuesday night, but there was another confrontation Wednesday between the two at an exclusive apartment building in the Century City area of L.A.
We're told Wednesday afternoon the woman was on the sidewalk on her cellphone with sunglasses covering her eyes, sobbing and screaming on the phone, "I can't believe you did this to me. I'm going to get a restraining order against you."
We're told security brought her inside the building, took her upstairs and Michael showed up 5 minutes later and ran into the building. He screamed repeatedly, "She hit me first." We're told he angrily added, "This is bulls***, this is f***ing bulls***." We're told he tried getting into the elevator but security denied him access.
Cops showed up and escorted Avenatti into a corner of the apartment lobby and spoke with him for 5 to 10 minutes and then took him into custody.
A law enforcement source says on Tuesday, Avenatti "kicked her out of the apartment" and that's when the alleged domestic violence occurred. We're told she went back to the apartment on Wednesday to retrieve her belongings and called police to stand by in case things got heated.
We're told Avenatti is currently in custody.
What happen to Bipartisanship