‘The View’: Ana Navarro Predicts Trump Executive Order ‘Banning Black People From Halftime’ After Super Bowl LIX
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'The View' co-host quips Trump will sign executive order 'banning Black people from halftime' after Super Bowl
Ana Navarro suggested during "The View" on Monday that President Trump would ban "Black people from halftime" following Kendrick Lamar's halftime show.
‘The View’s Ana Navarro Speculates Trump Will “Ban Black People From Halftime” After Kendrick Lamar’s Performance
Ana Navarro has a feeling President Donald Trump might not have liked Kendrick Lamar‘s halftime performance at the Super Bowl last night. This morning’s episode of The View began with a debrief about the big game,
The View jokes Trump will ‘ban Black people’ from Super Bowl halftime
The View jokes that Trump will ‘ban Black people’ from Super Bowl halftime show after Kendrick Lamar performance.Source: The View/ABC
‘The View’: Ana Navarro Quips Trump Will Ban Black Performers From Super Bowl Halftime Show After Kendrick Lamar’s Set
I wasn’t watching the game, but listen, I think today Donald Trump is going to sign an executive order banning Black people from halftime,” Ana Navarro quipped. She then referenced a discussion the hosts had last week about whether or not the NFL was “capitulating to Trump” by removing the “end racism” phrase from the Super Bowl end zones ahead of the game.
The View jokes that Trump will ‘ban Black people’ from Super Bowl halftime after Kendrick Lamar set
The View jokes that Trump will ‘ban Black people’ from Super Bowl halftime after Kendrick Lamar set - ‘I think today Donald Trump is gonna sign an executive order banning Black people from halftime,’ The View’s Ana Navarro said on Monday.
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