Michael Rapaport Tears Into President Trump In Expletive-Laden Rant

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*Michael Rapaport Slams ‘D— Stain’ Donald Trump

*Michael Rapaport Goes In On Trump Dodging the Draft

*Michael Rapaport Calls B.S. On Donald Trump’s Remarks About How He Would Have Handled Fla. Shooting

*Donald Trump May Not Want to Hear Michael Rapaport’s Rant Against Him

Leave it to actor Michael Rapaport to rip into Donald Trump’s newest statements about the Flordia school shooting with lots of expletives.

The “Atypical” star did as much in a teaser for his podcast Tuesday, Feb. 26 beginning with the provocative statement that the President of the United States is a “d— stain.”

Rapaport’s issue with Trump mirrors Samuel L. Jackson’s. The Commander-in-Chief said Monday that he would have entered Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School rather than hiding the way the armed sheriff’s deputy did during the deadly Valentine’s Day shooting.

“You are a crab ass ho,” Rappaport says. “Straight the f— up. You are a crab ass punk p—- made b—-.”

After summarizing what Trump had said about the Parkland, Fla. shooting that killed 17 people, Rappaport dismissed the president.

“Yo, you’re a f—– hooker,” he says. “You wouldn’t do jack s—. You didn’t do jack s— when you got drafted into the military except for dodge the s— and to make this situation about you just goes to show what kind of evil, crab ass leach, hooker you are. You don’t give a f— about those people in Florida. You don’t give a f— about the people in this country, you don’t give a f— about your own kids, you don’t give a f— about your wife, mother f—–. You don’t even give a f— about yourself and your balding, rotting head. You should be ashamed of yourself.”

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