August 13, 2019

President Donald Trump took to Twitter Tuesday morning to encourage former Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Curt Schilling to make a run for Congress in the Grand Canyon State.

Chris Cuomo compared the nickname “Fredo” to the “N-word” in a viral video that surfaced Monday night, showing the CNN anchor melting down after a man referred to him as such. There are numerous instances, however, of others in media, politics, and Hollywood using the term– the same term Cuomo likened to an ethnic slur.

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Internet users erupted with mockery in response to a video that surfaced of CNN’s Chris Cuomo having a public meltdown over a man who referred to him as “Fredo.” In the video, the CNN anchor used profanity and accused the man of using an ethnic slur equivalent to “the n-word,” before threatening to throw him […]

The New York Times in 2017 referred to President Donald Trump’s sons — Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump, and son-in-law Jared Kushner — as Fredo.

A clip has resurfaced, showing CNN’s Chris Cuomo failing to negatively react to Ana Navarro’s use of the nickname “Fredo.” This follows the emergence of a video that surfaced Monday evening, showing the CNN anchor going on an unhinged rant and equating the nickname to the “N-word” after a man referred to him as such.