‘Gay Jew With Black Boyfriend’ Milo Yiannopoulos Mocks Media for Calling Alt-Right Movement He Purportedly Heads ‘Antisemitic, White Supremacist, Homophobic’
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by Ruthie Blum
“One of the enduring mysteries of the American media” is their inability to see what’s wrong with referring to the “antisemitic, white supremacist, hateful, bigoted, racist, homophobic” alt-right movement, whose so-called poster boy is a vocal “gay Jew [with] a black boyfriend,” British journalist and senior editor for Breitbart News Milo Yiannopoulos said Friday night.
Yiannopoulos, the flamboyant and provocative author of Dangerous – wearing eyeliner and an elaborate pearl necklace – was sparring with his liberal host and co-panelists on the YouTube Overtime segment of HBO’s “Real Time With Bill Maher,” who flew into a rage at his suggestion that transgender people suffer from a “disorder” and that homosexuals do, too, since they cannot procreate naturally.
Yiannopoulos, a catholic with a Greek father, British mother and Jewish maternal grandmother, made his comment about the media after being asked by terrorism expert Malcolm Nance, “Are you the real, true face of the alt-right? Because I thought the Nazis were in there. How do they take you on board?”
Watch the segment below (the exchange in question begins at 3:00 minutes):
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