Donald Trump has responded to the vile video that was released this week that featured young Hispanic children raising their middle fingers and telling Trump to "get out of my f***ing country."
While appearing on Fox Business Network, Trump said:
I think it’s terrible, I think it’s just terrible. [It] is a disgrace and it totally backfired and people are actually going wild about it and they’re saying we’re going to support Trump.
Anybody that would do an ad like that is stupid, to be honest. I mean, they’re stupid people that would do an ad like that.
Breitbart uncovered the "stupid" people behind the video -- one Luke Montgomery, formerly known as "Luke Sissyfag." According to their report, Montgomery is the founder and treasurer of Deport Racism and was the campaign director of a pro-Hillary Clinton PAC this summer called "BillForFirstLady2016.com." Montgomery has a real thing for exploiting children and coaxing them, and their parents, into saying the F-word for his political agenda. He is responsible for several other ads for activist group FCKH8, where kids shout F-bombs to make statements about feminism and racism.
Fox News reported on the Trump-attack video after it was played in front of a focus group filled with Democrats, Republicans, and Independents. Nobody approved. Republicans, of course, quickly reacted negatively, followed by Independents, who were just as horrified, and then Democrats who said while they like the message, they don't like the delivery. The Republicans and Independents scored the ad an 'F,' and Democrats gave it a 'D.'
It also appeared at one time on Thursday, the dislikes on the YouTube video were being manipulated. Someone named Mike M on Twitter took screenshots of the thumbs up and thumbs down totals and noted that the dislike number had actually dropped during a 20 minute period, indicating that YouTube or Deport Racism were deleting negative feedback:
As of this writing, there are now 17,000 dislikes and rising! Apparently there are now too many negatives to delete.