During President-elect Donald Trump's first press conference since winning the 2016 election, fireworks began quickly after he was questioned about recently-released controversial reports. Trump labeled the dossier "fake news."
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CNN's Jim Acosta constantly attacked Trump with questions, until he was quickly silenced by members of the president-elect's communications team. Trump's spokesperson Sean Spicer warned Acosta that if he did not tone it down, he would be removed from the venue.
CNN's @Acosta: Trump spokesman @seanspicer warned he'd be expelled from presser if he pushed for another question https://t.co/wmEvRJ2qYb
— The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) January 11, 2017
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