On Wednesday, director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, actor Diego Luna and other prominent Hispanic figures called Trump’s past comments toward immigrants “hate speech” and again pleaded to NBC to cancel the polarizing candidate’s appearance on “SNL”. “Donald Trump is running for president because politicians are all talk and no action”.
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Organizers of the “SNL Dump Trump Rally” say they’ll try to present network executives with the signatures of more than 460,000 people who want Comcast NBCUniversal to replace Trump with someone less poisonous to Latinos. Trump first hosted “Saturday Night Live” in 2004, when his reality show, “Celebrity Apprentice”, was the No. 1-rated TV show in the United States. “It would be nice if the country could do that”, Trump said. If you don’t like our Constitution and what it stands for, get the f-ck out of my country.
Trump shrugged off the protest, saying at a New York press conference to promote his new book on Tuesday that it would only make the show’s ratings “go even higher”. Donald Trump’s appearance on Saturday Night Live in two days has NBC under fire from the Left.
“I hope “Saturday Night Live’s” producers, writers, and cast members will consider how Donald Trump hosting SNL will compromise the integrity of their show”.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, who has seen his GOP stock rise following a standout performance in last week’s CNBC-hosted Republican debate, is “totally overrated”, Trump said. I find it hurtful and insulting and you’re celebrating somebody who has said a few awful things. While he has made combating illegal immigration a main campaign theme, Trump has also said many of his employees are Hispanics and that they love him.
Included in the skit is Donald Trump talking about how great he is, Donald Trump talking about how great everyone else isn’t, and Donald Trump presenting himself as a “real man”.
“I think (the protesters) should demonstrate”.
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The ads mark Trump’s first paid advertising of the campaign and come as his rivals and their backer have been spending millions flooding the airwaves of early voting states both with radio and much more expensive television spots. “I know America can get better”.
