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Trump’s marketing campaign has since moved away from the controversial and racist jokes made by comic Tony Hinchcliffe on the former president’s Madison Sq. Meeting behind the scenes on Sunday, insisting on the most viral insult, “This joke does not reflect the views of President Trump or his marketing campaign.”

“The Republicans are a social gathering with a great sense of humor,” Hinchcliffe said on set on Sunday. “I don’t know when you found out about this, but there’s an island of junk floating in the middle of the ocean right now. I think it’s called Puerto Rico?”

As Ana Navarro famous in The View On Monday morning, Trump took the stage at a rally 4 hours after Hinchcliffe set out, meaning he and his staff had plenty of time to organize some kind of response that condemned the rhetoric in the speech. That didn’t happen.

Marketing campaign response comes here The Washington Tide was in the evening and came here after several prominent Latino celebrities condemned Hinchcliffe’s joke about Puerto Rico on social media platforms, and after Vice President Kamala Harris working partner of the Governor Team Walz and US Consultants Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Punish the jokes on the Twitch live stream, which will appear above.

Hinchcliffe remains a model for responding to Walz and Ocasio-Cortez’s outrage over jokes at rallies. Share the above put up for personality X/Twitter accounthe wrote, “These people have no sense of humor.”

“Wild {if a} candidate for vice president would take an outing from his ‘busy schedule’ to investigate a joke taken out of context to make it look racist,” he continued. “I really like Puerto Rico and traveling there. I make everyone happy … watch all the sets. I’m Tim comic … maybe it’s time to change your tampon.

While there is a consensus round The View table that Hinchcliffe’s racist joke has been very offensive and insulting to Individuals of color and immigrants – and because of this fact it should be offensive entire Individual – Sunny Hostin has maybe meant the most passionate response.

He may seem very sad when he learns from the announcement that he is ready to defend the roots of the island, and the island that has become the territory of the United States. Puerto Rico, regardless of the rhetoric, is America.

“Puerto Rico has one thing to say about the island that I like very much, the place of the household from,” Hostin stated, staring down the barrel of the digital camera. “Puerto Rico is trash? We Are Individuals, Donald Trump. Individual.”

He called it a disproportionate volunteer army service on the island, “if you have a spur bone … and we vote.” He then listed the population of Puerto Rico among all the warring states and repeated, “We vote, Donald Trump.”

“And in the best way, Jennifer Lopez, Ricky Martin, Rabbits are dangerous, Luis Fonsiand Marc Anthony has more than 345 million followers on Instagram,” he added. “I think you only have 26 million, because you care so much about measurement.”

“We don’t like what he said about Puerto Rico. And we all know how to throw away the garbage, Donald Trump. The garbage that has been collecting since 2016, and you, Donald Trump,” he said, before thinking. “And finally, my fellow Puerto Ricans, the day of waste is November 5, 2024. Don’t forget it.”

Navarro, who is Nicaraguan-American, talked about meeting people after the second viral rally, pointing out that a woman wanted to talk to him, saying, “Now, we’re all Puerto Ricans.”

He later insisted that Hinchcliffe was not the only target of Puerto Ricans on the set. She has a special joke about a “proud Latina,” where she graphically talks about how “she likes to make babies,” while talking about her crossing the border.

Even Trump’s rally crowd didn’t respond well to much of the material, including him seemingly calling out black people for “the factor in their head,” asking, “What the hell is that, lampshade?”

Hinchcliffe then did it with another racist stereotype, saying they were friends. “We have a Halloween social party that evening,” he said. “We had fun, we carved watermelons together.”

After summing up Hinchcliffe’s joke and the many targets among immigrants and people of color, Navarro said, “Now, we’re all doing this together.” He continues to review Trump moments and feedback that may not move the phone for some people.

“If Trump calls for the death penalty for 5 young, Black and Latino men – the Exonerated 5 – that’s not enough for you…

“If Trump is under investigation for refusing to hire black people that’s not enough for you…

“If Trump sells a racist trope in opposition to the main black president with the birtherism bull – that’s not enough for you…

“If Trump calling Mexican rapists and criminals and unhealthy hombres isn’t enough for you…

“If Trump calls us vermin, invaders, individuals who poison the blood of this nation is not enough for you…

“If Trump throwing paper towels to people who want it after Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico isn’t enough for you…

“If Trump says that immigrants have made this country the world’s garbage can, that’s not enough for you…

“… then perhaps, just this comic, hand-picked, selected, investigated by the Trump marketing campaign as a result of which he presented what Trump has said his entire life, may be enough for you.”

He then called for everyone to “choose your heritage and your customs and your identity. I want you to choose with dignity and self-esteem.”

Representing some of the biggest names in Latin music, Dangerous Bunny, Jennifer Lopez, Ricky Martin, Luis Fonsi, and Marc Anthony are now out to help Vice President Harris.

When making his endorsement for Harris official, Dangerous Bunny shared a clip from his social media account where he said in a video, “I will always remember what Donald Trump did and what he didn’t do when Puerto Rico wanted to care and take care. leaving the island, trying to help with the dam after a devastating hurricane and being offered nothing more than paper towels and insults.

Lopez and Martin shared the same video with the account, expressing their support for the vice president in this upcoming election. Lopez added a Puerto Rican flag to her post, while Martin wrote, “This is what we think. Vote for @kamalaharris.”

Luis Fonsi took to Instagram where he wrote, each WNBC“Doing this racist way is not. We are not OK with this hate. It is very clear that these people do not respect us.

Hinchcliffe’s jokes have even fallen out with some conservatives, including the former Fox Information host and former Trump supporter. Geraldo Rivera urged voters to support Kamala Harris for the Republican nomination.

“‘Floating trash island…?’ Referring to Puerto Rico??? ‘Poisoning our nation’s blood…?’ Now we have ‘murder in our genes….?’ Rivera posted to X/Twitter. “F–k this racist. Nice Latino man, love yourself and your ancestors. A vote for Trump is a voice in opposition to self-respect.