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A judge will rule today on whether CNN reporter Jim Acosta's White House press pass was legally revoked after the media outlet filed a federal lawsuit against President Donald Trump

 U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Kelly heard arguments Wednesday afternoon from lawyers representing CNN and the Justice Department

 CNN and Acosta say the suspension of his White House press pass violates the First and Fifth Amendments

  Theodore Boutrous, an attorney representing CNN, said there 'never will there be more evidence of facial discrimination and animus against an individual reporter' than in this case

  The news network is seeking an immediate restraining order that would force the White House to return Acosta's credentials - which grant reporters as-needed access to the 18-acre complex

Kelly will announce his decision this afternoon.Acosta has repeatedly clashed with Trump and press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders in briefings over the last two years

  But the dynamic devolved into a near-shouting match during a combative press conference last week following midterm elections in which Republicans lost control of the House

Acosta refused to give up a microphone when the president said he didn't want to hear anything more from him

Trump called Acosta a 'rude, terrible person.'The White House quickly announced that Acosta's White House access would be revoked

Share this article Share The CNN lawsuit calls the revocation 'an unabashed attempt to censor the press and exclude reporters from the White House who challenge and dispute the President's point of view

'Thirteen news organizations, including Fox News, filed an amicus brief Wednesday in support of CNN

'Secret Service passes for working White House journalists should never be weaponized,' said a statement by Fox News President Jay Wallace

'While we don't condone the growing antagonistic tone by both the President and the press at recent media avails, we do support a free press, access and open exchanges for the American people

'On Wednesday, Justice Department lawyer James Burnham argued that Acosta was guilty of 'inappropriate grandstanding' and deserved to lose his access over 'his refusal to comply with the general standards of a press conference

'Burnham also pointed out that CNN has dozens of other staffers with White House credentials, so excluding Acosta would not harm the network's coverage

The network's lawyer, Theodore Boutrous, contended that Acosta was being singled out for his coverage of the White House, not his alleged rudeness during a press conference

'The White House has made very clear that they don't like the content of the reporting by CNN and Jim Acosta,' Boutrous said

'Rudeness really is a code word for `I don't like you being an aggressive reporter

''Prior to Wednesday's hearing, the White House had maintained that it has 'broad discretion' to regulate press access to the White House

A pre-hearing legal filing argued, 'The President and his designees in the White House Press Office have exercised their discretion not to engage with him and, by extension, to no longer grant him on-demand access to the White House complex so that he can attempt to interact with the President or White House officials

'Trump himself, in an interview published Wednesday, was uncertain how the court fight would end, saying: 'We'll see how the court rules

Is it freedom of the press when somebody comes in and starts screaming questions and won't sit down?' Trump told The Daily Caller that 'guys like Acosta' were 'bad for the country

. He's just an average guy who's a grandstander who's got the guts to stand up and shout

'The White House's explanations for why it seized Acosta's credentials have shifted over the last week

Sanders initially explained the decision by accusing Acosta of making improper physical contact with the intern seeking to grab the microphone

But that rationale disappeared after witnesses backed Acosta's account that he was just trying to keep the mic, and Sanders distributed a doctored video that made it appear Acosta was more aggressive than he actually was

On Tuesday, Sanders accused Acosta of being unprofessional by trying to dominate the questioning at the news conference

Both Sanders and Trump are named as defendants in the CNN suit, along with Chief of Staff John Kelly and Randolph Alles, director of the Secret Service

For more infomation >> Judge will rule TODAY if Trump can legally kick Acosta out White House - News Today - Duration: 5:17.

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France says Trump should have shown 'common decency' on anniversary of Paris attacks - Duration: 0:53.

another news france has lashed out at newest president donald trump over a

series of tuesday tweets in which he mocked his French counterpart Trump

criticized Emmanuel macron and his government over trade as the French

leaders warnings about nationalism plans for a European army the country's wine

industry as well as macrons approval ratings the barrage of tweets came as

France marked the third anniversary of the battle and terrorist attacks which

left 130 people dead the following day Makran spokesman had

this to say yesterday was in November 13th we were commemorating the

assassination of 130 of our compatriots three years ago in Paris and st. Denis

and so I will reply in English common decency Robin appropriate

For more infomation >> France says Trump should have shown 'common decency' on anniversary of Paris attacks - Duration: 0:53.

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Trump Humiliates Acosta Again as Campaign Ad Turns Out To Be Prophetic - Duration: 4:19.

For more infomation >> Trump Humiliates Acosta Again as Campaign Ad Turns Out To Be Prophetic - Duration: 4:19.

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BREAKING NEWS ALERT , President Donald Trump URGENT Speech Today Thursday 11/15/18 - Duration: 13:56.

For more infomation >> BREAKING NEWS ALERT , President Donald Trump URGENT Speech Today Thursday 11/15/18 - Duration: 13:56.

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Michelle Tells Oprah She Sobbed For 30 Mins After Trump Inaugurated - Duration: 4:55.

For more infomation >> Michelle Tells Oprah She Sobbed For 30 Mins After Trump Inaugurated - Duration: 4:55.

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Detroit Seeks To Remove Ben Carson's Name From High School, Blames Trump - Duration: 3:50.

For more infomation >> Detroit Seeks To Remove Ben Carson's Name From High School, Blames Trump - Duration: 3:50.

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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West Had 'Serious Talks' After His Meeting with President Donald Trump: 'Sh - Duration: 3:49.

 Although Kanye West and Kim Kardashian don't see eye-to-eye on everything, the famous couple doesn't shy away from discussing their differing opinions

 "Kim is really good at telling him what's up without being disrespectful. She's really the only person he listens to completely," a source tells PEOPLE

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 In recent months, fans watched as the father of three — who has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and recently revealed that he was "off medication" — had a White House meeting with President Trump in early October and ranted during his Sept

29 Saturday Night Live appearance while wearing a MAGA hat.  At the end of October, the rapper revealed in a tweet that he was "distancing" himself from politics "and completely focusing on being creative

" It came days after he was rumored to be involved with a political apparel line called "Blexit" — created by conservative commentator Candace Owens — which encourages African-American voters to abandon the Democratic Party

 According to the source, the time away from engaging in any public political rhetoric seems to have been beneficial to the 41-year-old rapper, who has been "really being intentional about spending time with his family" and is looking forward to spending Thanksgiving with them

 "He is doing really well; the frantic text messages have stopped in the middle of the night, he's seeming really focused," the source says

 Although it's been difficult in the past for those close to West to get through to him, his listening ear is attuned to his wife, with whom he shares daughters North, 5, and Chicago, 10 months, and son Saint, 2

 "After the last episode, I know that Kim took him away and they had some very serious talks where she told him what she thought

She's not afraid to share her opinion, and he's willing to listen," says the source

 The source adds that "after she had a talk with him," West "decided that he had let himself be used" in relation to politics

"She has such a powerful influence on him, and not in a bad way."  "Ye knows that he can be erratic and difficult, and he thinks that's the source of his genius," the source explains

"So he needs the calming force of Kim, and he talks about her like that."  Throughout the highs and lows that the couple has faced throughout their four years of marriage, the pair's relationship is one of the best things to happen to West

 "She calms him down, grounds him, tells him when she disagrees," says the source

"In many ways, Ye's marriage is the most healthy thing about his life."

For more infomation >> Kim Kardashian and Kanye West Had 'Serious Talks' After His Meeting with President Donald Trump: 'Sh - Duration: 3:49.

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Trump Claims Voters Put On Different Hats & Shirts To Vote Twice - Duration: 0:46.

Some people are upset,

because I said without any evidence,

that Republicans are losing elections

because of illegal votes.

Saying QUOTE

Sometimes they go to their car,

put on a different hat, put on a different shirt,

come in and vote again. END QUOTE

But it's true!

Just look at this clip with an election fraud expert.

Hello, I am election fraud expert

Shmonald Shmump.

And what Donald Trump said is true!

And he's a very stable genius.

For more infomation >> Trump Claims Voters Put On Different Hats & Shirts To Vote Twice - Duration: 0:46.

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President Trump visits Washington, D.C.'s Marine barracks - Duration: 3:01.

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UWM Milwaukee Summit 2018: Immigration and the City in the Trump Era - Duration: 1:35:24.

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Breaking News , President Trump Latest News Today 11/15/18,Trey Gowdy ,FBI Director , Jason Chaffetz - Duration: 7:00.

For more infomation >> Breaking News , President Trump Latest News Today 11/15/18,Trey Gowdy ,FBI Director , Jason Chaffetz - Duration: 7:00.

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Elvis, Babe Ruth, And The Rest Of Trump's Medal Of Freedom Winners - Duration: 2:20.

For more infomation >> Elvis, Babe Ruth, And The Rest Of Trump's Medal Of Freedom Winners - Duration: 2:20.

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Recounts in Florida, Michelle Obama vs. Melania Trump & Inclusive Ballet Shoes | The Daily Show - Duration: 4:03.

Florida.

(laughter)

It's a state so laid back

that their elections are still going on.

NEWSWOMAN: Florida's secretary of state has ordered recounts

in both the gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races

after both unofficial results fell within the margin

that triggers a recount by law.

NEWSWOMAN: In the governor's race,

Republican DeSantis has a shrinking lead

over Democrat Andrew Gillum.

NEWSMAN: Andrew Gillum has rescinded his concession,

which he made on election night.

I am... replacing, uh, my words of concession

with an uncompromised and unapologetic call

that we count every single vote.

-(cheering, shouts) -Okay, this...

this is just... this is just ridiculous.

Like, what is it with Florida and their elections?

Both the governor's race and the Senate races

have to be recounted.

And if the recount... if the recount can't find a winner,

then of course, under American law,

the Russians decide the winner. That's how it works.

And now, because more votes are coming in,

Andrew Gillum has done the right thing.

But you have to admit,

un-conceding is a pretty strange idea, right?

It's almost like someone taps out in an MMA fight,

and then three weeks later just pops out in the parking lot

like, "I un-concede! I un-concede!"

If anything, Gillum has inspired me,

because I would like to un-break up

with my high school girlfriend.

I, uh... I still think about you, Sandra.

Andrew Gillum says we can make it work.

By the way, wherever she is right now,

I'll bet Hillary's like, "Can anyone un-concede?"

♪ ♪

Moving on.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama is back in the news--

-(cheering, applause) -yes, back in the news--

and she's promoting her new book.

And in interviews, she's throwing more shade

than an Amazon rain forest.

NEWSWOMAN: The former First Lady

also referencing the current one,

and how, when they met after the 2016 election,

Obama told Melania Trump she's just a phone call away.

-Has she reached out to you and asked for any help? -No.

No, she-she hasn't.

(laughter)

(whooping, applause)

You-you saw that look, right?

Yeah. She went instantly from First Lady to First Meme,

just like that.

That was dope.

(laughter)

But, like...

but let's be honest here, like, did Michelle really think

that Melania would call her for advice?

Like, what advice is she gonna give her other than, "Run."

She's not a divorce attorney.

In other news, ballet-- and this is good news.

Ballet is something that was invented

several hundred years ago

by dancers who didn't want to disturb

the downstairs neighbors.

And recently, it got even more considerate.

Nearly 200 years after the invention of pointe ballet shoes

one of the world's oldest dance shoe manufacturers

is becoming more diverse.

Britain's oldest manufacturer

of pointe shoes, Freed of London,

is not only selling the traditional pink slipper,

in October they introduced two new styles:

brown and bronze for dancers of color.

Until this point, dancers had to use makeup

or even paint to match their skin tone.

WOMAN: Not knocking tradition and everything like that,

but times are changing,

and we need to see people who look like us,

and in doing that we need brown tights, brown shoes.

Yeah, this is great news.

This is really, really great news

for ballet dancers of color, because now,

because of the brown shoes, their skin looks natural

while they contort their bodies

into the most freaky-ass, unnatural ways.

And I think representation shouldn't just stop at ballet,

because you may not realize it if you're white,

but there's a lot of stuff

that's fun that black people can't wear.

Like how come there's no black people novelty aprons? Huh?

Yeah. Don't black people deserve

to look ridiculous, too? Don't they?

And what about condoms?

It's about time we start getting brown-skin colored condoms.

Yeah. I don't want to clash when I smash.

Why are you judging me?

Make my penis look like it's got vitiligo.

For more infomation >> Recounts in Florida, Michelle Obama vs. Melania Trump & Inclusive Ballet Shoes | The Daily Show - Duration: 4:03.

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BREAKING! Putin: I'll Have A Serious Talk With Trump At G20 Summit In Argentina - Duration: 3:01.

Please

Mr President, you said that you had a brief discussion with [US] Vice President Pence.

Perhaps, you can share with us some details about this exchange. Did you talk about preparing a meeting with President Trump?

I have one more question on this subject.

In light of the threat of the Americans imposing the second wave of sanctions in connection with the Skripal case,

could they in any way affect the preparations for your meeting with President Trump in Buenos Aires and mutual visits next year?

All unfriendly moves affect in some way the work schedule and the schedule of our meetings.

We were ready to meet in Paris,

but we already mentioned that we did not want to be in the way of the big event organised by the government and the President of France.

This was indeed a major event attended by 90 heads of state and government, so it was fairly difficult to schedule a full-fledged meeting.

We agreed to meet in Buenos Aires. On our part, we are willing to do so.

The Vice President said that the United States is also getting ready for this meeting. Let's see what comes out of it.

Indeed, we had things to discuss during a working lunch in Paris. It was a general and quite intense discussion.

President Trump and I were able to participate in this general discussion quite substantively.

We spoke about security issues, economic growth and regional issues. The Vice President of the United States and I touched upon the same issues here.

Of course, strategic stability is one of the key issues, as we need to understand what will become of the New START Treaty and how the events will unfold with the INF Treaty.

There are other issues, including those related to bilateral economic relations, which are fairly limited but include promising areas that are of interest for the United States and Russia.

Finally, we talked about the hotbeds of tension, such as Syria, the North Korean nuclear programme,

and our relations with Iran under the JCPOA – all these and other issues in which the United States and Russia are involved.

Of course, we need a dialogue at the highest level and at the expert level. We are ready to restore full-scale work to the extent that our US partners are ready to match.

For more infomation >> BREAKING! Putin: I'll Have A Serious Talk With Trump At G20 Summit In Argentina - Duration: 3:01.

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Trump Calls for National Voter ID Laws, National Pickle Day - Monologue - Duration: 3:48.

-Let's get to the news.

In a new interview, President Trump called for

national voter I.D. laws that accuse people

of voting illegally saying, "They go around in circles.

Sometimes they go to their car, put on a different hat,

put on a different shirt, come in and vote again."

[ Laughter ]

Yeah, all you've got to do is put on a different hat

and nobody will know it's you.

[ Laughter ]

Just ask these two guys.

[ Laughter ]

I swear our president thinks in cartoons.

[ Laughter ]

He probably thinks the Village People is one guy.

[ Laughter ]

That's right.

President Trump accused people of voting illegally

by changing clothes in their cars and getting back in line

or, in Florida's case,

putting on a shirt and getting back in line.

[ Laughter ]

According to "The Washington Post,"

the deputy national security adviser Mira Ricardel,

who First Lady Melania Trump has asked to be fired,

berates her colleagues in meetings,

spreads rumors about staff and yells at military aides.

Wow, she sounds like a total nightmare.

Can we see a photo?

[ Laughter ]

It's him.

It's definitely -- It's definitely him in a wig.

[ Laughter ]

According to the latest vote totals,

Democrats are now on pace to gain up to 40 seats in the House

and lose only one to two seats in the Senate.

Democrats reportedly celebrated by Googling how to celebrate.

[ Laughter ]

Former Vice President Dick Cheney was seen at the Capitol

today, which would explain the dress code.

[ Audience oohs ]

Remember?

[ Applause ]

Because he shot a guy once.

[ Laughter ]

And that used to be the craziest thing that ever happened.

And now it's like, aww.

[ Laughter ]

Today was National Pickle Day.

To celebrate, Trump is in one.

[ Laughter and applause ]

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos

was hit with a lawsuit yesterday,

accusing her of failing to cancel student debt

owed by people whose for-profit college have shut down.

Said the bailiff, "Please raise your right hand.

No, your other right.

No, that's your foot. No, that's my hand.

All right, you know what? Just step down."

[ Laughter ]

According to a new study, 82% of parents

have persuaded their kids to do something

by offering them money or candy.

Said one kid, "Mom said she wants a divorce."

[ Laughter ]

"I did it!"

[ Laughter ]

A teacher in Missouri was suspended recently

after a student dressed up as a KKK member

as part of a history class presentation.

Because in Missouri, that's not history yet.

[ Audience oohs ]

[ Applause ]

NASA officials said yesterday it could take 25 years

to send a human to Mars.

Said one woman, "I'll wait."

[ Laughter ]

And finally, Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker

and Oakland Athletics manager Bob Melvin

have been named Major League Baseball's managers of the year.

Also named manager of the year, Sean Spicer.