Peter Fonda is facing heat after deleting tweets in which he called for President Trump’s son to be ripped from his mother's arms and thrown into “a cage with pedophiles." Although the star apologized for the over-the-line remarks, they are far from his first foray into harsh political rhetoric.
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Actor Peter Fonda has issued an apology for his “inappropriate and vulgar” tweet about the president’s son, Baron Trump, in which he called for him to be “ripped” from his mother and put in a “cage with pedophiles.”
ABC News issued an embarrassing apology on Wednesday after airing a graphic that falsely said former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort pleaded guilty to five counts of manslaughter.
Actor Peter Fonda has a social media army and the Secret Service on his back after a twisted Twitter call to "rip Barron Trump from his mother's arms and put him in a cage with pedophiles."