Big Lib Comedian Suddenly Switched Teams – Goes Full Pro-Trump Immediately After Terrifying
Ordeal.
Superstar comedian Kevin Hart was traveling in a Gulfstream IV private jet to Boston to
attend the playoff game between the Boston Celtics and Philadelphia 76ers.
Everything was fine until the Gulfstream touched down on the runway.
Then things got really scary for the comedian and his passengers.
As the plane touched down on the runway at Boston Logan International Airport one of
the tires suddenly blew to pieces.
Thankfully everyone was ok but after the ordeal Hart to took social media to express his thanks
that himself and everyone else aboard survived that could have very well been their untimely
end.
He wrote: "God is good with a capital G…" he wrote.
"Had our first serious Airplane scare today.
Our planes tire busted on one side as we were landing and [expletive] got real for a second,"
his note continued.
"No body was harmed…Our pilot handled the situation perfectly.
Once again God is GOOD!!!!" he continued.
Along with posting this on his Instagram page:
It was later confirmed by the Federal Aviation Administration that a Gulfstream IV aircraft
had landed at Boston Logan Internation Airport at 3:29 p.m. and it blew a main gear tire
on touchdown.
Passengers were deplaned by stairs and the aircraft was towed to the ramp as the runway
was closed temporarily to make sure all the debris from the tire was cleared.
Hart and his friends were later seen enjoying themselves at the semifinal conference game.
Kevin Hart is actually at least one of the decent guys.
In a recent interview with the comedian/actor, he said he won't joke about President Trump
in his act.
Even though other comedians have ruthlessly taken President Trump and his staff to task
each and every time they have had an opportunity to do so.
"When you jump into that political realm you're alienating some of your audience,"
he said in the interview, in which he also opened up about his North Philadelphia upbringing
and his father's struggle with drug addiction.
"The world today, it's really not a laughing matter.
It's serious.
I don't want to draw attention to things I don't have nice things to say about."
Of course, he really can't say anything good about the president neither.
Just look at what happened to Kanye West this past week for saying he supports President
Trump as reported by The Daily Beast:
Kanye West appears to be taking the threats made against him in the wake of his public
declaration of support for Donald Trump seriously and was flanked by a team of three burly bodyguards
as he went out for dinner in Los Angeles on Monday night.
The rap-star husband of Kim Kardashian wore a dark hoodie and black sweatpants and looked
tense as he walked to his car, in pictures published by the Daily Mail.
West was threatened by Daz Dillinger, a rapper closely associated with Snoop Dogg, who posted
a threatening message on Instagram and YouTube on Sunday over West's support for the president.
Kanye had said that he and Trump shared "dragon energy" and he called Trump his brother.
The "dragon energy" tweet was picked up by Trump, who retweeted it, saying: "Thank
you Kanye, very cool!"
In the threatening Instagram message, Dillinger wrote, "National alert.
All the Crips out there, y'all f*** Kanye up.
You see that motherf*****, f*** his ass up on GP."
(GP means "general principle.")
Mentioning the suburb where West lives, Dillinger said: "Stay in Calabasas, ya hear me?
Cuz we got a Crip alert for Kanye.
All the Crips out there – you see him, bang on his a**, f*** his a** up."
Dillinger, whose real name is Delmar Drew Arnaud, referenced the Quentin Tarantino film
Django Unchained, saying, "It's like, we all in one boat and they killing all of
us and he jump over there and say, 'Master, I'm on your side master.
I got all the information.
I'm with you master Trump.'"
West has shocked his friends and supporters in recent days by appearing to endorse Trump,
even going so far as to post images on social media of himself wearing a Make America Great
Again hat, which he claims to have "repurposed."
Among those apparently dismayed by West's messaging was Kim Kardashian.
"My wife just called me and she wanted me to make this clear to everyone.
I don't agree with everything Trump does," he wrote about an hour after the first tweet.
Many commentators have expressed their dismay at West's support for Trump.
The singer Questlove wore a T-shirt reading, "Kanye doesn't care about black people,"
while performing a gig over the weekend.
But a clue that perhaps explains Kanye's apparent infatuation with Trump comes in one
line from his new track, Ye vs. The People in which he raps: "I know Obama was Heaven-sent/
But ever since Trump won it proved that I could be president."
The track also contains the line: "See that's the problem with this d*mn nation/ All blacks
gotta be Democrats, man, we ain't made it off the plantation."
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