Ford Autoworker Suspended After Heckling Trump
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The Michigan line worker said he had “no regrets whatsoever” about antagonizing the president.
The Ford autoworker whose heckling goaded President Donald Trump into flipping him off has reportedly been suspended.
Trump was visibly incensed during an appearance at one of the motor giant’s plants in Dearborn, Michigan, on Tuesday after a worker in the crowd called him a “pedophile protector,” an apparent reference to the president’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein and his administration’s handling of the files related to the late sex offender.
Video of the incident obtained by TMZ showed Trump mouthing “Fuck you!” and giving the heckler the middle finger.
TJ Sabula, a United Auto Workers Local 600 line worker at the plant, told The Washington Post that he had been suspended pending an investigation, and that he had “no regrets whatsoever.”
“I don’t feel as though fate looks upon you often, and when it does, you better be ready to seize the opportunity,” Sabula told The Washington Post. “And today I think I did that.”
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