'”Griffin commented on Acosta’s tweet, saying “Syringe with nothing but air inside it would do the trick. #TrumpLiedPeopleDied,” Ms. Some critics notified the U.S. Secret Service’s Twitter account of the comedian’s tweet.The stand-up comedian, who routinely complains that she is still blacklisted by Hollywood over the controversy, showed no signs of backing down from her tweet later Wednesday.“I SURE DID, [expletive]. Ms. Griffin … The Washington Times
Reacting to a tweet from CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta, which said Trump pondered whether or not he should be given an insulin regimen at a White House diabetes event on Tuesday, the comedienne said: "Syringe with nothing but air inside it would do the trick. The injection can block blood vessels and prove fatal, and it’s similar to when deep-sea divers get the bends.The comedian’s tweet had nearly 2,000 comments on it by Tuesday night. JavaScript is required for full functionality on this website, but scripting is currently disabled. Several users pointed out how she was threatening the life of the president and that the Secret Service should get involved.Later, Griffin posted another message with a screenshot of Trump’s tweet about how Twitter labeled one of his posts about mail-in ballots as misleading for the first time.“I feel pretty goddamn superior now knowing that I know a hell of a lot more about the first amendment than this mushroom,” she wrote.I feel pretty goddamn superior now knowing I know a hell of a lot more about the Comedian Kathy Griffin is under fire again after she suggested President Trump inject himself with a potentially deadly air-filled syringe. The president said that he doesn’t use insulin, to which Griffin replied: “Syringe with nothing but air inside would do the trick.
Should I be? Kathy Griffin made the alarming threat in two tweets posted late Tuesday. Variety and the Flying V logos are trademarks of Variety Media, LLC. Kathy Griffin advocated plunging an air-filled syringe into President Trump. -
Comedian Kathy Griffin has once again stirred up controversy with a tweet about President Trump. Copyright © 2020 The Washington Times, LLC. - Kathy Griffin is facing a backlash after posting a tweet suggesting President Donald Trump should inject a syringe "filled with nothing but air inside."
Griffin’s name became trending on Twitter on Tuesday night after she tweeted about stabbing the president with a syringe full of air.Her post was in response to a tweet from CNN’s chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta, who wrote “Trump at diabetes event at WH: ‘I don’t use insulin.