Forget “fire and fury” for North Korea’s dictator Kim Jung Un; it was Hollywood actorRobert De Niroon whomPresident DonaldTrump focused his ire Tuesday as he made his way home from his high-stakes nuclear summit that delivered questionable results.
Trump, 71, received numerous replies on the tweet pointing out its noticeable typo — the president wrote “to many” when he meant “too many.”
The tweet came as Trump was en route from his high-stakes, historicsummit with North Korean dictator Kim Jung Un,which delivered questionable results. Last summer, Trump promised to reign down “fire and fury like the world has never seen” on the country if it didn’t cease threatening the United States.
“I’m going to say this, f— Trump,” De Niro said emphatically, adding, “It’s no longer just down with Trump, it’s f— Trump.”
The actor’s remarks earned a standing ovation from most of the audience, and were bleeped out for those watching from home.
Last week, De Niro reportedly slammed the president while speaking at the ceremony for the Jimmy and Rosemary Breslin “American Writer Award” at the Tweed Courthouse in Lower Manhattan, telling a group of high school students that Trump is a purveyor of ” bulls—.”
In addition to repeatedly criticizing Trump in public, the actor and co-owner of the Nobu restaurant empire told theDaily Mailthat he’s banned Trump from all of his Nobu restaurants, with locations all over the world and here in the U.S., including one in Washington, D.C.
source: people.com