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Fox News Reporter Gets Hit With Brutal Insult Live On Air After Criticizing ICE Protester's 'Dirty Mouth'
Moving to stand next to a young woman, McAdams declared:
"So the other situation is there’s people like this. You are a protester who’s been out here and you have a dirty mouth."
The protester responded:
"Nazi b*tch! Nazi b*tch, that’s what you are!"
After provoking the confrontation, McAdams then proclaimed:
"So that’s just what we deal with. So just for people that want to know what it’s like to cover these protests, it’s constant with this. This is what these people do."
"They want people who are in this country illegally to be released out onto the streets. DHS says that’s what they’re gonna not be doing."
Meanwhile, the young woman continued to call McAdams a Nazi and a b*tch.
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Sympathy was low for McAdams, especially considering she put her hands on the young woman to provoke a reaction for the camera.
On the pop culture subReddit Fauxmoi, the comments were particularly savage.
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Protesters have gathered in New Jersey to bring awareness to inadequate living standards inside ICE facilities.
It's also where New Jersey Democratic Senator Andy Kim was pepper-sprayed in the face by federal agents on Monday.
After that incident, Senator Kim stated:
"What we saw here is unfortunately just what we see all over the country. It’s sad, it’s a sad day."
But at least Senator Kim didn't have to face the extreme hardships McAdams faces when she provokes confrontations with protesters.
Perhaps the GOP can send her some thoughts and prayers.
Russell Crowe Shuts Down Accusations He Was Rude To Fans In Paris After Video Goes Viral—But People Are Torn
As Crowe stepped outside, he held up his hands in a "wait" motion, getting the crowd's attention as he explained the rules before he signed autographs.
He spoke in a firm tone but did not yell.
"Stay where you are. Don't f**king push in on me. I'll come to you."
"Respect everybody's space."
"As soon as somebody's a d**k, I'm gone."
Once he was sure everyone understood, he began working his way through the line to sign autographs.
You can watch the video here:
Most found Crowe to be incredibly rude and questioned why people would want his autograph.
But some found his instructions necessary and saw them as boundaries instead of rudeness.
Amid the commentary that was circulating about the video, TMZ chimed in, clearly siding with the "rude and entitled" angle.
"If you needed a reminder that fans are not always priority number one, turn to Russell Crowe."
"The guy was absolutely not having it outside his Paris hotel."
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But the only thing that Russell Crowe was "absolutely not having" was TMZ's commentary.
"Clickbait. Everybody got their autograph and selfie, the passage to the hotel was kept free for guests, and I still got to the airport on time."
"One man, no security. Handled."
"What's your problem?"
TMZ deleted their tweet shortly thereafter, and fans showed their support for the actor maintaining his boundaries.
A celebrity is only as famous as their fans make them, so it's lovely when they take the time to recognize their fans and interact with them. That said, actors are human beings, too, and they deserve to have their boundaries respected.
Being an A-list actor, Crowe has probably had bad experiences with fans getting too close and being too pushy, so it's understandable that he would set these boundaries.
At least he still interacted with them, rather than letting negative past experiences or bad commentary from TMZ get in the way.
Journalist Slammed After Only Addressing South Korean Film's Two White Actors During Q&A At Cannes
The controversy went down at a press conference at the Cannes Film Festival with the cast and filmmakers of the South Korean sci-fi thriller Hope.
The journalist raised eyebrows by beginning her question with: "Hi Michael, hi Alicia, I don’t know the rest of you.” It didn't really get any better from there.
Hope features a veritable who's who of South Korean cinema: written, directed, and produced by Na Hong-jin and starring Hwang Jung-min, Zo In-sung, Jung Ho-yeon, Uhm Tae-goo, and Lee Kyu-hyung.
The journalist seemed to have little interest in anyone besides Fassbender and Vikander, who are a married couple—though she did go on to ask about the director—without saying his name.
She said:
“I just wanted to ask if the director could say why he wanted to cast Michael and Alicia, two actors for the price of one, maybe?”
It was hard to miss some knowing glances being exchanged among the Asian cast members at the way they were slighted. The director, known as Na, seemed flustered when answering the question as well.
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Any way you slice it, the optics are pretty bad—and not just because everyone on the panel had a name plate right in front of them, if nothing else.
But it's especially bad given that it's not just the cast but the writer, director, and producer who are all South Korean. Fassbender and Vikander are arguably incidental in the grand scheme of things!
People online were quick to criticize the journalist's flippant attitude toward the South Korean cast members.
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Many also criticized Fassbender and Vikander for not calling out the journalist themselves.
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Fassbender and Vikander have not commented on the incident so far, nor has anyone else from the crew or cast.
The woman believed to be the journalist in question has reportedly made her social media presence private amid the uproar.
Press conference incidents aside, Hope has been one of the most celebrated films shown at this year's Cannes Film Festival.
The film centers on the residents of a remote harborside town not far from the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea as they battle an alien invasion that occurs just after a wildfire has knocked out all communications.
Praise has been particularly intense for Na, whom Vikander calls an "auteur" and is being heralded as one of the new important voices in international cinema.
Journalists should probably learn his name if they haven't already.