Kellyanne Conway on Jim Acosta's video: "It's" accelerated ", not doctoral

White House advisor Kellyanne Conway objected on Sunday that a video released by the White House has been falsified to reinforce the Trump administration's allegations that the CNN reporter Jim Acosta was reported to be aggressive towards a trainee, admitting that the clip had been accelerated. an interview on Fox News SundayConway insisted that the "accelerated" video does not mean that it has been "altered". "Well, that does not change," she told host Chris Wallace. "It's accelerated. They do it all the time in the sport to see if there is a first or first touchdown, "she said. The video, broadcast by the White House press secretary, Sarah Sanders, to justify the administration's decision to withdraw access to the White House of Acosta, was carried out by the far-right Media InfoWars . In this film, what appeared in the original film as Acosta's arm accidentally touching that of a White House trainee while she was trying to pick up a microphone, seemed like a push agressive. The White House said Mr. Acosta had "laid hands" on the young trainee, a charge repeated by Conway on Sunday. "As a woman whose people have got their hands on me, thinking that they have the right to enter my personal space … I do not like that." he pulls this mic and does it by the arm, it looked almost like a karate hit, "she says.