"TOMI LAHREN, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Do you think Bad Bunny is a good choice for the Super Bowl? CRYSTAL BALL, POLITICAL COMMENTATOR: It seems fine, and I don't know why it's a big deal, seems like a great American artist, so. Sure, why not? LAHREN: He's not an American artist, but BALL: He's Puerto Rican. That's part of America, dear. LAHREN: Yeah. You don't think you have any problem with him saying like the ICE is well, I'm sure you don't motherf-ers and sons of (EXPLETIVE DELETED). And that he's not going to perform here."
"I mean, my first reaction was she needs to crack a book. And I think it is important that we're talking about this, Jake, because a lot of people don't understand that Puerto Rico is part of the United States. So Puerto Rico is part of the United States. Bad Bunny is an American citizen. And so, the pride on the island right now and the pride across not just P"
Bad Bunny will headline the Super Bowl halftime show and has drawn criticism from some supporters of President Donald Trump because of his vocal criticism and activism regarding deportation and ICE. A televised exchange included a claim that Bad Bunny is not an American artist, which was factually incorrect because Puerto Rico is part of the United States and Bad Bunny is an American citizen. The factual error prompted mockery and correction, with commentators emphasizing the importance of basic civic knowledge and noting the pride on the island and among U.S. citizens of Puerto Rican heritage.
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