Liberal comedian Michael Rapaport predicted that anti-Israel protests erupting at Ivy League schools this past weekend would help Donald Trump win in November.
Far-left comedian and actor Michael Rapaport delivered a stern message to anti-Israel college protesters in a social media post on Monday, warning they would help deliver former President Trump the November election. In a video posted to X, the staunch Trump critic boldly predicted that Trump would win the election because of the anti-Israel protests that took over Yale and Columbia University campuses over the past week.
Rapaport, who is Jewish himself and a staunch Israel supporter, has previously warned parents to stop 'wasting' their money sending their kids to college because of anti-Israel sentiments on campuses. He has also threatened to vote for Trump in the next election on more than one occasion because of far-left policies souring his views of the Democratic Party. Last November on an episode of his podcast, Rapaport railed against anti-Jewish hatred in the U.S.
He also suggested he was open to voting for Trump because of New York City's soft-on-crime policies after illegal immigrants were initially released after beating up NYPD officers earlier this year. Fox News' Gabriel Hays and Greg Wehner contributed to this report.
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