Liberals are not going to like this…
Far-left comedian Michael Rapaport sounded off on anti-Israel protestors he says will help propel Donald Trump to the White House.
In a video posted to X, the staunch Trump critic predicted that Trump would win the election because of the anti-Israel protests that took over Yale and Columbia University campuses over the past week. (RELATED: Watch: Police Drag Yale Students Away As Another University Faces Full-Blown Crisis)
“You know what’s going to be great?” Rapaport sarcastically remarked. “When d— stained Donald Trump gets elected — and I ain’t saying I’m voting for him — but when he does win, and he’s going to win, the screaming and yelling that you f—— p—- a– blow— miserable mother f—— on college campuses are doing now, the screaming that you are doing at Jews about, ‘Free Palestine,’ the screaming you are doing at Zionists is nothing compared to the screaming you are going to be doing come November, when d— stained Donald Trump wins presidency because of you. Because of you.”
Dozens of students were arrested and suspended at Yale and Columbia after anti-Israel protesters set up encampments on campus in the past week. Radical House Democrat Ilhan Omar’s daughter was among the students. (RELATED: House Chairman Accuses Govt. Agency Of Boosting Biden Campaign In Crucial Swing State)
Rapaport, who has spent years attacking Trump in expletive-laden rants, said he would put up with the former president getting re-elected if it meant angering anti-Israel activists.
“It would be worth the screaming, the crying and the yelling. I can’t wait to see those f—— protests come November when d— stained Donald Trump wins because of you f—— little blow jobs,” he said, before laughing maniacally.
“I can’t wait!” he added.
Rapaport, who is Jewish himself, has previously warned parents to stop “wasting” their money sending their kids to college because of anti-Israel sentiments on campuses, according to Fox News.
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