CNN's Jim Acosta isn't the first White House reporter to make a habit of shouting questions

The Washington Post 2017-07-05

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CNN's Jim Acosta has repeatedly spoken up at news conferences and press briefings to get in questions – a tactic reminiscent of the 1980s, when reporters saw President Reagan very infrequently.

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