A Senator Got Pepper-Sprayed, and Greg Gutfeld’s Response Was Brutal
A protest outside an ICE detention facility in Newark escalated into chaos, resulting in Senator Andy Kim being pepper-sprayed. Greg Gutfeld criticized the Democrats for staging the protest on Memorial Day, arguing it undermined the significance of the holiday. He expressed indifference towards Kim's situation, emphasizing that the focus should be on honoring veterans rather than creating political spectacles.
- ▪The protest outside Delaney Hall involved clashes between activists and law enforcement.
- ▪Greg Gutfeld condemned the timing of the protest, stating it prioritized illegal immigrants over honoring fallen soldiers.
- ▪He argued that the event was designed to create chaos and distract from the true issues at hand.
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A Senator Got Pepper-Sprayed, and Greg Gutfeld’s Response Was Brutal Matt Margolis | 10:16 PM on May 26, 2026 Screenshot via Fox News While Americans spent Memorial Day honoring the fallen, New Jersey Democrats turned an ICE detention facility in Newark into the scene of a political circus. What was billed as a protest outside Delaney Hall quickly spiraled into chaos, complete with screaming activists, clashes with law enforcement, and a sitting U.S. senator getting pepper-sprayed in the middle of the mayhem. Advertisement googletag.cmd.push(function () { googletag.display("div-gpt-300x250_3"); //googletag.pubads().refresh([gptAdSlot["div-gpt-300x250_3"]]) }); And while the media was using footage of Sen.
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