Jim Acosta Refers to Trump as ‘The Orange-Headed Love Child of Rupert Murdoch and David Duke’

Perhaps triggered by the new trend sweeping Twitter today, CNN’s Jim Acosta came up with a new slam for former President Donald Trump today.

Spouting off without a hint of irony about how Republican politicians “send others into battle” Acosta referred to Trump as “The Orange-headed love child of Rupert Murdoch and David Duke.”

Acosta wasn’t done, however, as he then was triggered by a clip of Trump telling OAN how large the crowd was on Jan. 6 and then inexplicably shared it in his segment.

“He’s sick, that is sick and his party right now is changing state voting lines and running candidates who peddle the big lie to oversee elections all because of that deranged lunatic,” Acosta insisted.

Acosta then went off the rails as he continued, “The same party that barely showed up to commemorate the first anniversary of January 6th may win control of Congress this year and begin plotting to install Trump as president in 2024, yes even if he loses again.”

“Which is why the Justice Department simply has to do its job, investigate the real case of voter fraud from 2020, Trump’s voter fraud,” Acosta asserted.

Acosta attempted to suggest that it was Trump and his supporters who were trying to steal the elections rather than “stop the steal.”

Ultimately, Acosta urged his viewers to “do something” and said that he wouldn’t “both sides” Jan. 6, comparing the situation to a comet heading for earth.

It’s clear that Acosta wants Attorney General Merrick Garland to take unprecedented action to wipe out Trump and his supporters as he can see the red wave forming on the horizon.

Apparently, it’s not good enough that hundreds of those who were at the Capitol on Jan. 6 are still being held in prison one year later.

.@Acosta calls Trump, "The orange-headed love child of Rupert Murdoch and David Duke, as he calls for a DOJ investigation into Trump voter fraud. pic.twitter.com/hLytHaTzOf

— Sarah Reese Jones (@PoliticusSarah) January 8, 2022