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Anti-Israel protesters crash White House Correspondents Dinner red carpet, mob celebs and chant ‘f–k Joe Biden’ in DC anarchy
By Patrick Reilly,
18 days ago
Anti-Israel protesters ran amok outside of the annual White House Correspondents Dinner, draping a massive Palestinian flag over the side of the venue and shouting at President Biden’s motorcade and guests as they headed inside.
Some protesters even stormed the red carpet at the star-studded event, video shows.
Hundreds of demonstrators descended on the Washington D.C. Hilton Hotel Saturday night where Biden will take the stage and crack jokes as part of the annual charity dinner with White House reporters.
Footage from the scene shows a mob of delighted protesters cheering after the Palestinian flag unfurled from one of the hotel’s top floors.
The activists lined the entranceway to the dinner and yelled in the faces of well-dressed celebrities as they headed inside, another video shows.
At one point, demonstrators appeared to have made their way into the hotel, storming the red carpet with a large sign that read “Biden’s Legacy is Genocide.”
Behind them, guests smiled and posed for pictures, according to a clip posted online.
As Biden’s motorcade passed by on the way to the hotel, some demonstrators yelled “Stop the genocide in Gaza” while holding a large banner that read “The people demand to stop arming Israel,” video shows.
They also were seen chanting “f–k Joe Biden” over and over while beating drums.
The Post has reached out to the DC Metropolitan Police about the situation.
The annual dinner for Washington journalists and insiders kicks off at 8 p.m.
It’s a major platform in which he’ll have the opportunity to make a vital pitch to voters ahead of the 2024 elections while his approval rating is at a historic low.
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