Wednesday, June 3, 2026

(Listen) Trump: “A lot of Jewish people don’t like Israel,” Agrees Harris Husband is “Crappy,” “Horrible” Jew

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Donald Trump did his best this morning to insult Jews around the world.

On WABC radio’s right wing “Sid in the Morning,” he said that “A lot of Jewish people don’t like Israel. And they happen to be in New York.” Trump also agreed with the interviewer that Doug Emhoff, husband of Kamala Harris, is “Crappy” and “horrible.” He also says nothing when Sid, the host, calls out Harris’s “complexion and gender.”

Trump suffers from verbal diarrhea. He can’t stop himself from self-destructing. No Jewish New Yorker would ever agree with any of this. It’s amazing that he has Jewish in-laws and grandchildren. Imagine one of those kids happening to hear this interview.

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