Judge for yourself: "Scattered images manipulated by Witte Huis" Overseas

US media reports that. The White House fired a press release from the CNN reporter Thursday. Spokesperson Sarah Huckabee Sanders accuses Acosta of "touching a young woman who was trying to do her job as a trainee at the White House".

Sanders posted a video of "the touch" on Twitter on Thursday. This image now seems to have been processed, to the detriment of Acosta. The video streamed via Twitter also does not contain audio, which facilitates the manipulation of images, according to the video expert.

Acosta says that Sanders is lying. His press card would have been removed only because Donald Trump did not want to answer his questions.

Independent expert Abba Shapiro investigated all images related to the incident on behalf of the AP News Agency. It quickly became apparent that in the images distributed by the White House, the movement of Acosta's arms had accelerated and the rest of the video had been delayed. The reports of the NOS

A president of the Association of Journalists and Video Photographers of the White House describes the alleged manipulation of images as "deceptive, dangerous and unethical". If it turns out to be manipulated images, the White House is guilty of something that it accuses Acosta of having broadcast "Fake News".