Jake Tapper: Anti-Muhammad Film Not Made By Jews, Production Value Too Low
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by Algemeiner Staff
ABC News Correspondent Jake Tapper went to Twitter yesterday to voice his opinion that the anti-Muhammad film being used as cover for violent and in the case of Libya, deadly clashes at U.S. Embassies around the world, was not made by a Jewish man.
“There’s no way Jews are behind that Mohammed movie. Horrible production value.”
Tapper deleted the tweet shortly thereafter, explaining that it had offended certain people. Tapper himself is Jewish.
“yeah I deleted it bc some people claimed offense. was just suposed to make ppl laugh,” he said.
Tapper is the Senior White House Correspondent for ABC News.
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