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Talk show host Dr. Phil The “ridiculous” outrage over the actress Sydney SWEENEYS VIRALER “Great Jeans” American Eagle Advertisement during a performance on “real time” on Friday and swore to buy all of his female family members a few of the actress’s jeans to “show support”.
Phil McGraw, known as Dr. Phil, criticized those who equate this “Great Jeans”. To the Holocaust, the comparison described an “absolute insult” for the six million people who were killed in the tragedy.
“So that people get crazy about this ad to say that they say that they have good genes, and that they say that this is the equivalent of the Holocaust is the same, this is an absolute insult. Six million people were killed. Jews were massacred and murdered, and they provide a blue jans -ad -ad -ad -ad -holly -Holly -Holly -Holly -Holly actor. ” McGraw came. “What an insult.”
Dr. In “real time”, Phil said to the audience that he would buy all of his female family members a few Sydney Sweeneys “Great Jeans” to “show” support for the actress. (HBO)
The talk show presenter then revealed that he would “buy these jeans for every woman” in his family to show “support” for the actress.
In front of his comments to the controversy around Sweeney’s American eagle advertising brought “real time” host Bill Maher the actress, who was “exposed as a Republican”, and criticized the press to report on the topic as if it were a “scandal”.
“Sydney Sweeney came out when she did not come out that she was exposed as a Republican. This is now the 27-year-old Big Movie Star. She was here in this network and I think this show will be again when this show arrives. And she has the big jeans display that was controversial. And she reported that it was a scandal.” goes. It is not an indolence that someone is a Republican. “
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SWEENEYS “Great Jeans” advertising for American Eagle has received controversies in the past two weeks, with critics claiming that the advertisement promotes white supremacy. (American Eagle Instagram)
“Oh, it depends on where you ask the question,” McGraw replied.
He made it clear that if you ask if someone in Hollywood is a Republican, “it’s an unusual one”, but if you asked the same question in the same question The middle west“It is not an indolence.”
McGraw noted that it should never be seen as an offensive remark of being a Republican or Democrat, regardless of where someone lives.
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