De Niro accused Trump of lying more than 30,000 times during his term.
De Niro suggested that Apple, the distributor of 'Killers of the Flower Moon', was responsible for the censoring of his speech.
Robert De Niro claimed his speech at the Gotham Awards was edited without his knowledge to remove criticisms of Donald Trump.
At the 33rd annual Gotham Awards, actor Robert De Niro claimed that his speech was edited without his knowledge, removing criticisms of former US President Donald Trump. De Niro, who has been a vocal critic of Trump in the past, appeared to struggle with the autocue before noting a 'mistake'. He later told the audience that his speech was edited without his knowledge. He then proceeded to criticize the former president, accusing him of lying more than 30,000 times during his term and showing disrespect by using 'Pocahontas' as a slur.
De Niro suggested he was supposed to thank the Gotham Awards, but did not want to due to the alleged editing of his speech. He was presenting the Gotham Historical Icon & Creator Tribute to his latest movie, 'Killers of the Flower Moon'. De Niro also criticized the entertainment industry for perpetuating harmful narratives.
In a surprising turn of events, De Niro suggested that Apple, the distributor of Martin Scorsese's 'Killers of the Flower Moon', was responsible for the censoring of his speech. However, this claim has not been confirmed by other sources. The event also saw awards given to films such as 'Killers Of The Flower Moon', 'Barbie', 'Maestro', 'Ferrari' and 'Rustin'.
De Niro suggested that Apple, the distributor of Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon, was responsible for the censoring of his speech
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De Niro suggested he believed it was Apple, who distributed Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon, who was responsible for the censoring of his speech, saying: “So I’m going to say these things – to Apple and thank them, all that. Gothams. Blah blah blah. Apple. But I don’t really feel like thanking them at all for what they did. How dare they do that, actually?”
De Niro then lambasted Trump, stating: “The former president lied to us more than 30,000 times during his four years in office, and he’s keeping up the pace with his current campaign of retribution.
De Niro criticized the entertainment industry for perpetuating harmful narratives
He proceeded to deliver it from handwritten notes
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Robert de Niro turned up the heat on Donald Trump and others, who he said are peddling mistruths as facts.
The former President lied to us more than 30,000 times during his four years in office. And he’s keeping up the pace in his current campaign of retribution.
De Niro appeared to struggle with the autocue before noting a 'mistake'
He then proceeded to criticize the former president, accusing him of lying more than 30,000 times during his term and showing disrespect by using 'Pocahontas' as a slur
De Niro suggested he was supposed to thank the Gotham Awards, but did not want to due to the alleged editing of his speech
The event also saw awards given to films such as 'Killers Of The Flower Moon', 'Barbie', 'Maestro', 'Ferrari' and 'Rustin'
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The former president lied to us more than 30,000 times during his four years in office, and he’s keeping up the pace in his current campaign of retribution, but with all his lies, he can’t hide his soul.
He was presenting the Gotham Historical Icon & Creator Tribute to his latest movie, Killers of the Flower Moon
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During his speech, De Niro appeared confused as he read from the teleprompter, and he subsequently told the audience that his anti-Trump comments had been removed without notice.