Geraldo Rivera Warns Latino Men What A Vote For Donald Trump Really Means
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"F**k these racists," the former Fox News personality also responded to offensive comments at the ex-president's Madison Square Garden rally.
Geraldo Rivera pulled no punches with his criticism of comments that were made at former president and current GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally in New York City on Sunday.
Podcaster Tony Hinchcliffe kicked off the event with a series of outrageous alleged jokes, at one point saying: “There’s a lot going on. I don’t know if you know this but there’s literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. I think it’s called Puerto Rico.”
Former Fox News personality Rivera, whose father was from Puerto Rico, responded furiously on X, formerly Twitter, where he wrote: “Fuck these racists.”
“Latino men of good will, have pride in yourselves and your ancestors. A vote for Trump is a vote against self-respect,” he added.
Read Rivera’s full post here:
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