Geraldo Calls Baltimore Protester A "White Thug"
May 3, 2015
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as posted by the channelGeraldo Rivera has been clashing with Baltimore protesters, several moments have been caught on camera. During one altercation Geraldo called someone in the distance a "white thug," do we need any more evidence that thug is a racist term? Cenk Uygur, John Iadarola and Ben Mankiewicz discuss on The Young Turks.
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"Geraldo Rivera has been a prominent presence in Baltimore this week, nearly finding himself in a physical altercation Wednesday night when protesters attempted to block his Fox News camera.
On Thursday, again during a post-curfew segment on Hannity, it took less than 30 seconds for Rivera to start confronting a man off camera. “What’s your problem?” he asked the protester, who began to walk away. “You’re only brave when the camera’s turned?” he asked, taunting the man. “Hey you anarchist, you’re nothing, you ain’t nothing!”
When another man asked Rivera why he thinks he receives so much hostility, the reporter insisted that people have always been “wonderful” to him before this week. “That’s a thug right there!” he said, pointing at a man giving him the finger. “That’s a white thug.” *
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