it's none of those things. maybe it's something else entirely. >> and that's the president in his 140 characters through his significant social media platform, ainsley, telling everybody, wow, look at the irony here. >> i honestly done know what that means. i do not know what that means. cnn's jim acosta joins us now from the white house to try to clear up any irony there may be. so jim, this seems to be yet another example of the president and those who represent him simply, i don't know, not being on the same page? is that what it is? >> i'm not sure they're on the same planet, anderson. and i don't understand that either, what you just played. but i can tell you not only have we heard the white house say, well, the president's tweets speak for themselves, we've also heard them say and heard the president say that he likes to use social media because it goes over the filter of the mainstream news media. and so that i think would come with the suggestion that you should believe his tweets as they're written, as they're posted. so to have jay sekulow go on the