Trump-Voting Comedian Torches White House Over 'F**king Disgusting' Spin Of Alex Pretti Death
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Senior administration officials had quickly seized on Saturday's fatal shooting in Minnesota as an opportunity to blame the victim.
Comedian Andrew Schulz is continuing to distance himself from President Donald Trump and his administration, decrying their disastrous “spin” of Alex Pretti’s death Saturday in Minnesota as “f**king disgusting” on the latest episode of his “Flagrant” podcast.
“Let’s talk about what happened in Minneapolis,” Schulz said on Wednesday’s episode.
He continued, “ICE murdered an American citizen in cold blood and then the Trump administration called him a domestic terrorist. That’s it. Like, plain and simple. I see the administration trying to spin it, and it’s fucking disgusting.”
Schulz made a mistake in laying out the encounter, confusing the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents who killed Pretti with Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, but certainly had valid reason to condemn the Trump administration’s ongoing “spin.”
Eyewitness videos from Minneapolis appear to show Pretti, a 37-year-old U.S. citizen who worked as an intensive care nurse, filming an altercation involving CBP agents — before several of them wrestled Pretti to the ground, disarmed him and killed him.
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