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Uh oh, someone is afraid of a boycott, or maybe they are afraid they let the cat out of the bag way too early and the GOP reseach teams are going to get to work early and digging up some nice little "Access Hollywood" type tapes and nuggets.
The tweet said it all, "you have your president and the elite and Hollywood have ours: About as arrogant and pompous as can be, ship these people to England where they can bow to a Queen.
Let's get it on for 2020! As long as Trump keeps his campaign promises, noone will beat him anyways, but I would love to see some dirt on celebrities over a long campaign.
Oops! We didn’t mean to call Oprah our president, NBC says
A joking reference to Oprah Winfrey as a future U.S. president has sparked an apology from NBC.
In response to a Seth Meyers joke about Winfrey at the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night, NBC tweeted “Nothing but respect for OUR future president” to nearly 1.8 million followers. The tweet has since been deleted.
Winfrey, 63, has been the subject of speculation about a possible 2020 run for president, reports The Hill. She has denied plans to seek office, but a fiery speech during the Golden Globes Awards sparked more talk of a possible run.
Winfrey, accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Award, received several standing ovations during her speech about the civil rights and #metoo movements, telling abusive men, “Their time is up.”
The tweet said it all, "you have your president and the elite and Hollywood have ours: About as arrogant and pompous as can be, ship these people to England where they can bow to a Queen.
Let's get it on for 2020! As long as Trump keeps his campaign promises, noone will beat him anyways, but I would love to see some dirt on celebrities over a long campaign.
Oops! We didn’t mean to call Oprah our president, NBC says
A joking reference to Oprah Winfrey as a future U.S. president has sparked an apology from NBC.
In response to a Seth Meyers joke about Winfrey at the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night, NBC tweeted “Nothing but respect for OUR future president” to nearly 1.8 million followers. The tweet has since been deleted.
Winfrey, 63, has been the subject of speculation about a possible 2020 run for president, reports The Hill. She has denied plans to seek office, but a fiery speech during the Golden Globes Awards sparked more talk of a possible run.
Winfrey, accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Award, received several standing ovations during her speech about the civil rights and #metoo movements, telling abusive men, “Their time is up.”
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