(Parody) Jim Acosta claims he is Ben Shapiro from the future


[Disclaimer: This article is a parody story. While some events in this article are actually taking place, it is written for comedy purposes and shouldn’t be taken too seriously.] 


In the latest example from the out-of-touch mainstream media in their war against President Donald Trump, Jim Acosta stated he is a future version of conservative commentator Ben Shapiro.

Acosta, a notorious grandstander for CNN pretending to be an actual reporter, made the claim outside the White House.  

“I came here to warn people against the evils of Trump, despite what my younger self naïvely says defending this president,” Acosta said, looking solemn.

Acosta claimed anyone comparing pictures of him and Shapiro can notice the similarities between them.

Conservatives condemned Acosta’s remarks, including Ben Shapiro himself.

“CNN’s Jim Acosta is the worst. He naïvely suggests that he’s me from the future,” Shapiro said during his show on “The Daily Wire.” “If I was a time traveler, I wouldn’t waste my time coming back to 2019. I’d go back to kill Hitler and make sure the Nazis never came to power to begin with.

“And if Jim Acosta really was me from the future, he would know I’d never go back and work for CNN after they attack Trump’s pro-Israel policies and defend Reps. Omar and Tlaib’s anti-Semitism,” he added.


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