Actor Robert de Niro cursed out critics on Fox News of his past strident language against Donald Trump on Sunday, saying "f—" them during a CNN interview.
I called attention last week to a CNN story in which chief national security correspondent Jim Sciutto reported that the United States chose to extract a highly-placed Kremlin spy due to concerns that "President Donald Trump and his administration repeatedly mishandled classified intelligence," including during a May 2017 meeting with Vladimir Putin. That would have been a major scoop, but The Washington Post and The New York Times followed with their own stories and neither confirmed the most incendiary part of Sciutto's reporting. In their telling, the decision to extract the spy was firmly made before Trump was even president, and solely in response to media speculation about a U.S. source close to Putin.
If Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D., N.Y.) had any concern her frequent attacks on the media are alienating anyone outside of Fox News, she need only watch five minutes of CNN on Sunday and be relieved.
Actor Robert de Niro cursed out critics on Fox News of his past strident language against Donald Trump on Sunday, saying "f—" them during a CNN interview. 
I called attention last week to a CNN story in which chief national security correspondent Jim Sciutto reported that the United States chose to extract a highly-placed Kremlin spy due to concerns that "President Donald Trump and his administration repeatedly mishandled classified intelligence," including during a May 2017 meeting with Vladimir Putin. That would have been a major scoop, but The Washington Post and The New York Times followed with their own stories and neither confirmed the most incendiary part of Sciutto's reporting. In their telling, the decision to extract the spy was firmly made before Trump was even president, and solely in response to media speculation about a U.S. source close to Putin. 
If Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D., N.Y.) had any concern her frequent attacks on the media are alienating anyone outside of Fox News, she need only watch five minutes of CNN on Sunday and be relieved. 
