'F**k You': Trump Drops F-Bomb Before Flipping Off Autoworker
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Looks like the Epstein files are still a sore subject for the president.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday flipped off an autoworker during an appearance at a Ford plant in Dearborn, Michigan, dropping an F-bomb during the interaction for good measure.
Trump threw the bird after a worker in the crowd called him a “pedophile protector,” presumably a reference to the president’s relationship with the late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein ― and his efforts to prevent the release of Justice Department files regarding Epstein in its possession.
Video of the incident obtained by TMZ shows Trump standing high on a walkway above the factory floor Tuesday in a full-length black peacoat.
Trump glowers as someone below yells, “Pedophile protector!” He sharply snaps to attention and points a finger at the factory floor below.
“Fuck you!” Trump mouths, continuing to point as he walks away.
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