A journalist was kicked out of a Cuban eatery holding a post-indictment gathering for Donald Trump for shouting a tough question at the ex-president.
Sky News' Sophie Alexander shared her experience on Twitter in a post that includes video of the exchange in which a crowd boos and shouts expletives at her.
The post also includes a photo of a man she alleges shouted an expletive at her from close range.
Alexander is heard in the video saying, “President Trump, are you ready to go to jail?”
The crowd at Versailles restaurant on Southwest Eighth Street in Miami is seen holding their phones high taking video of the event. Loud boos are heard after Alexander shouts the question at Trump with the former president’s supporters yelling, “Get out, out out…”
“I was just thrown out of the Versailles bakery in Miami for asking President Trump if he was ready to go to jail. A man screamed ‘stupid b-tch’ in my face while others said I was a ‘traitor,'" Alexander tweeted.
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Trump visited the iconic Cuban restaurant after his arraignment on a 37-count indictment alleging he improperly handled classified documents. The former president pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Trump was expected to be interviewed by social media influencer and Miami-Dade County mayoral candidate Alex Ataloa on YouTube, The Miami Herald reports.
Correction: Sophie Alexander is a Sky News reporter. A previous version of this article reported that she worked for the BBC.
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