Lawrence Jones Unloads on Pro-Palestine ‘Morons,’ Warns They May ‘Feel It’s OK to Take Over the Planes Again’

Fox & Friends co-host Lawrence Jones tore into “moron” pro-Palestine protesters on Wednesday, warning that the activists may eventually feel inclined to “take over the planes again.”

The eye-opening rant came as the curvy couch reported on an incident at Harrisburg International Airport in Pennsylvania, where a PA system was taken over with ‘Free Palestine” messages, including “F*ck Netanyahu and Trump.”

“Don’t be morons,” Jones said, addressing protesters after airing a report on the airport incident. “We have seen the people marching in the middle of the street, downtown Manhattan. We’ve seen them taking over the buildings of college universities and hold the janitorial staff hostage and be violent toward Jewish students and not allow them to go to class.”

He added: “And now they’re taking over the PA system. Don’t be surprised when they feel like it’s OK to take over the planes again. And I mean that seriously.”

In response, co-anchor Brian Kilmeade questioned where the protesters will go now that a peace deal is moving forward in Gaza.

“If there is some type of tranquility in Gaza sooner or later and this peace deal is done, you have to wonder where do the protesters go,” Kilmeade said. “Free Palestine? They already cut a deal.”

Read the conversation here:

LAWRENCE JONES: It’s not just what they are doing in Gaza. They have supporters here back at home. Hackers, people in the middle of the streets. They took over an airport PA system with this message.

TAPE: F*ck Netanyahu and Trump. Turkish hacker cyberislam is here. Free, free Palestine. Free, free Palestine. Free, free Palestine.

BRIAN KILMEADE: So think about that. You’re waiting in the airport and you hear that and it seems like an official statement. Scott Miller, the spokesperson for the airport said the message in [Harrisburg], Pennsylvania, the message was political in nature and did not contain any threats against the airport, tenants or airlines or passengers. The PA system was shut off and the incident is under investigation by police.

AINSLEY EARHARDT: I hope they find out how did they do this. How did they get access to the PA system in an airport?

JONES: Don’t be morons. We have seen the people marching in the middle of the street, downtown Manhattan. We’ve seen them taking over the buildings of college universities and hold the janitorial staff hostage and be violent toward Jewish students and not allow them to go to class. And now they’re taking over the PA system. Don’t be surprised when they feel like it’s OK to take over the planes again. And I mean that seriously. If a terrorist organization that means harm, not only to Israel, but to the United States as well, and we keep allowing them to just skip to the lou and no one gets arrested. And then when they do get arrested, like the people who get kidnapped on Columbia University, they just release ’em!

KILMEADE: Yeah, well we’ll find out what is going on. This whole group has been activated. If there is some type of tranquility in Gaza sooner or later and this peace deal is done, you have to wonder where do the protesters go. Free Palestine? They already cut a deal. They are will already on a pathway. Either way, the Arab world, the Hamas, Hezbollah, whatever it is. This path has already been dug. So where do these protesters go? Are they going to continue with anti-semitic, anti-Israel hatred?

The Harrisburg airport incident remains under investigation, according to WTOV 9.

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