Piers Morgan eviscerates Ivy League student who refused to work 'for a Jew' as 'brazenly' antisemitic
Piers Morgan criticized Austin Franco, a Cornell University student, for refusing to work 'for a Jew'. Franco made this comment after rejecting an internship with a startup co-founded by Jewish brothers. Morgan called Franco's comment 'brazenly' antisemitic.
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Piers Morgan criticized a Cornell University student named Austin Franco. Franco said he didn't want to work for a Jewish person. This was after Franco rejected an internship with a startup co-founded by two Jewish brothers. Morgan thought Franco's comment was very antisemitic.
Why it matters
This story matters because it shows a student making a comment that many people consider to be antisemitic. It also shows how some people react to such comments.
- Who is Austin Franco?
- Austin Franco is a Cornell University student.
- What did Franco say?
- Franco said he didn't want to work for a Jewish person.
- What did Piers Morgan say?
- Morgan called Franco's comment 'brazenly' antisemitic.
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The outlets frame the story as a criticism of a student's antisemitic comment, with a focus on Piers Morgan's reaction.
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Criticism of a student's antisemitic comment
Sources1TypeAngleFox News LatestMorgan criticizes Franco's comment