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Jim Acosta Leaves CNN and Launches Independent Show on Substack

After rejecting a late-night timeslot at CNN, Acosta embarks on a new venture focused on journalism and political commentary.

CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta arrives at the White House in Washington, DC, November 16, 2018. - Judge Timothy Kelly ordered the White House on November 16 to reinstate Acosta's press credentials, whose pass was revoked after a heated exchange with US President Donald Trump, the network said. Kelly issued a temporary restraining order that requires the White House to restore Acosta's access until a full hearing is held, according to CNN. (Photo by SAUL LOEB / AFP) (Photo by SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images)
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Overview

  • Jim Acosta announced his departure from CNN after 18 years, citing disagreements over a proposed midnight timeslot for his show.
  • Acosta has launched a new independent show on Substack, promising to focus on truth and democracy in his reporting.
  • His move follows a broader trend of journalists leaving traditional media for independent platforms like Substack.
  • Former President Donald Trump celebrated Acosta's exit, continuing their long-standing feud with critical remarks on social media.
  • Acosta's first Substack episode featured guest Norm Eisen, focusing on challenges to democracy and journalistic integrity.