Recording Shows CNN Producer Making Derogatory Remarks About Kellyanne Conway
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CNN associate producer Jimmy Carr is finding himself at the receiving end of criticism due to derogatory remarks he made about Kellyanne Conway, President Trump, and American voters at large.
CNN associate producer Jimmy Carr is finding himself at the receiving end of criticism due to derogatory remarks he made about White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, President Trump, and American voters at large, reports the Daily Mail.
His highly unfavorable comments, which were apparently recorded without his knowledge, were posted to the Project Veritas website on Friday.
The footage shows Carr referring to Conway as “that awful woman.” He also says she, “looks like she got hit with a shovel.”
The associate producer had a number of things to say about President Trump and Amerian voters as well.
He said the bulk of CNN staff regards the president as being "crazy," using a number of expletives when he did so.
Carr, after being asked the “intellect” of the nations voters, said, “Oh no, they’re stupid.”
Since the release of the footage, Carr has made his Twitter account private.
Meanwhile, The Hill reports that Project Veritas founder James O'Keefe "has produced a number of controversial undercover videos. He has at times been criticized for releasing content that was selectively edited to portray people in a negative light."
CNN associate producer Jimmy Carr is finding himself at the receiving end of criticism due to derogatory remarks he made about White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, President Trump, and American voters at large, reports the Daily Mail.
His highly unfavorable comments, which were apparently recorded without his knowledge, were posted to the Project Veritas website on Friday.
The footage shows Carr referring to Conway as “that awful woman.” He also says she, “looks like she got hit with a shovel.”
The associate producer had a number of things to say about President Trump and Amerian voters as well.
He said the bulk of CNN staff regards the president as being "crazy," using a number of expletives when he did so.
Carr, after being asked the “intellect” of the nations voters, said, “Oh no, they’re stupid.”
Since the release of the footage, Carr has made his Twitter account private.
Meanwhile, The Hill reports that Project Veritas founder James O'Keefe "has produced a number of controversial undercover videos. He has at times been criticized for releasing content that was selectively edited to portray people in a negative light."