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Staten Island Dumbass Smashes His Robert De Niro Portrait
Posted
June 15, 2018
Views
18,875
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546
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385
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June 15, 2018
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6:19Now PlayingNot even Robert De Niro is safe from the wrath of idiotic Donald Trump supporters. Now, Staten Island's Joseph DeVito has destroyed his Robert De Niro portrait. Michael Brooks and the Majority Report crew discuss this.
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---When Joseph DeVito posted a video of him smashing a photo of actor Robert De Niro and throwing it in the garbage pail, he thought only friends and family would see it.
Less than 24 hours later, the video has been viewed nearly two million times and has over 57,000 shares on Facebook.
DeVito, 67, said he's no longer supporting De Niro, whom he's idolized all of his life, after his comments about President Donald Trump during Sunday's Tony Awards.
De Niro, who was on stage at Radio City Music Hall to introduce Bruce Springsteen, didn't censor his feelings about the commander-in-chief.
"First, I wanna say, '[expletive] Trump. It's no longer 'Down with Trump,' it's '[expletive] Trump,'" De Niro said.---
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