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Robert De Niro shouts "F*** Trump" at 2018 Tony Awards show
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June 11, 2018
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Poor Robert De Niro...once a great actor, Donald Trump's election as POTUS has turned his mind to liberal left mush.
Two weeks ago Robert De Niro issued a complete ban on the US president from entering his posh, overpriced sushi restaurant chain.
Months before the ban, which I am certain Trump is crying over, De Niro did some classic "resistance" virtue signaling in which he called Trump “baby in chief,” “jerkoff in chief” and “a fucking idiot."
Last night De Nero made an even bigger fool of himself at the 2018 Tony Awards declaring onstage: "Fuck Trump!”
The washed up hollywood actor was handing out a special Tony Award to Bruce Springsteen’s musical performance show.
De Niro received a standing ovations from the Trump hating broadway/hollywood crowd.
The profanity was bleeped out in the live broadcast, but tweets from those in attendance confirmed De Niro's virtue signaling moment...
"I’m going to say one thing: 'Fuck Trump’”, said a proud De Niro, hands raised as if he had accomplished something special...
"It’s no longer ‘down with Trump,' it’s 'fuck Trump'."
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