De Niro Absolutely Goes Off on Trump: 'I'd Like to Punch Him in the Face'

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De Niro Absolutely Goes Off on Trump: 'I'd Like to Punch Him in the Face'
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Hollywood icon Robert De Niro has a message for Donald Trump, and he's not mincing words.

De Niro's anti-Trump message didn't make the final cut of a celebrity "Get Out The Vote" ad, but "The Kelly File" exclusively obtained the footage tonight.

De Niro said Trump was "so blatantly stupid," and called him almost every name in the book, including a "punk," a "pig," a "con," a "bozo" and an "embarrassment to this country."

"He talks how he'd like to punch people in the face?" De Niro said. "Well, I'd like to punch him in the face."

 

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[michigantoga]

If it was Obama saying the things that Trump say & do. He would get ridiculed @ the very least & more than likely ousted out as president.

When white people do something, they consider it as a service, no matter what it is & it's right.

I've seen black female pornstars wearing a condom with a black male star, all while they're letting a white man cream pie them in every hole..

 

[QueEx]

If it was Obama saying the things that Trump say & do. He would get ridiculed @ the very least & more

I agree. But, isn't it ironic that Donald Trump is probably in the race for the presidency
because he felt outdone and had to "get back" because Obama showed him up after
releasing his long-form birth certificate and clowned Trump in doing so:

 

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SEE IT: Robert De Niro appeared somber on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ as he revisited plans to punch Donald Trump in the face
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NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Thursday, November 10, 2016, 10:05 AM

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Actor Robert De Niro spoke about his past plans to punch Donald Trump in the face now that he's been elected president.
Two days before the election, the "Taxi Driver" star even labeled the GOP candidate as "totally insane."

Then, last night on Kimmel, De Niro struggled to come to terms with the future of the nation.

"But, you know, I have to respect that position," he said. "Though we all know what he … anyway … We have to see what he's going to do and how he's really going to follow through on certain things."


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Kimmel tried to wrangle in De Niro's remarks, noting that evenObama explained to the nationthat we are all on the same team.

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Although, the late night TV host joked that even teammates will punch each other in the face sometimes.

De Niro chimed in, "Maybe he [OBAMA] will when he sees him [TRUMP] tomorrow.”