

Trump jabs? At the Oscars? Say it isn’t so!
No one should be shocked by this.
Last night, actor Javier Bardem decided to take a jab at Trump by dropping a ridiculously virtue-signaly line about walls being unable to “restrain ingenuity and talent.”
He told the crowd (in Spanish) that “there are no borders or walls that can restrain ingenuity and talent.”
“In any region of any country of any continent, there are always great stories that move us,” he said.
“And tonight we celebrate the excellence and importance of the cultures and languages of different countries,” he added.
"There are no borders or walls that can restrain ingenuity and talent," Javier Bardem says in Spanish as he introduces the Best Foreign Language Film category. #Oscars https://t.co/zSrvQG8ZE6 pic.twitter.com/wfgyUNWqgp
— ABC News (@ABC) February 25, 2019
For crying out loud. Just because we want a secure border doesn’t mean we HATE people from other countries. I’M SO SICK OF HAVING TO SAY THAT.
Exactly why I don't watch Awards shows anymore, they have to ruin it by putting their two cents in on politics, it's a show for entertainment not politics.
— Debbie Cadwallader (@sapphire60) February 25, 2019
— João Fonseca (@JHFonseca) February 25, 2019
That they keep speaking of the wall demonstrates just how deep Trump resides in their psyche
— JCB (@theJCBnote) February 25, 2019
Bardem’s comments weren’t the only “wall” knock during the Oscars telecast — comedian Maya Rudolph kicked off the ceremony by quipping to the audience, “Mexico is not paying for the wall.”
UGH. Not you too, Maya.
That’s why I don’t watch the Oscars.
h/t The Hill