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Anti-Trump "Save the Day" Video Features 9/11 Truther and Anti-Israel Activist

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The latest desperate effort to get millennials to vote for Hillary Clinton is the Save the Day video which explores the previously uncharted territory of having celebrities insult Trump. Starring assorted haggard celebrities you've seen in summer tentpoles, some of whom are probably not even on cocaine while filming the video, it does its best to convince people who watch YouTube at work to vote.

Good luck with that.

Among the human wreckage starring blankly at the camera/cue cards in the Save the Day video is Martin Sheen. You know, the favorite fake liberal president. Also a 9/11 Truther who hates the Jewish State.

Sheen, who has earned the title of America’s ‘most arrested celebrity’ by being arrested 66 times, has been at odds with Israeli leadership since the late 1980s.

He lent his raspy baritone to a 1985 film titled “Native Sons: Palestinians in Exile,” in which Sheen describes what he sees as Israel’s culpability for the suffering of Palestinians. The film, which many view as wildly inaccurate, was the brainchild of Ohio University film professor Tom Hayes, who has spent his career producing anti-Israel documentaries and rallying against the Jewish state.

Three years later, Sheen was arrested outside the Israeli Defense Ministry offices in New York during a demonstration against the U.S.-Israel military alliance.

“There are more weapons sold in this building than anywhere else in the world except the Pentagon,” Sheen said during the 30-minute march, in which protestors blocked access to the ministry’s entrances. “We are here to show our solidarity with all Israeli people and to oppose the Israeli government’s policies in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.”

And yes, he's also a 9/11 Truther.

So this is what Hollywood thinks will convince younger voters to vote for Hillary. A doddering leftist who hates Israel and America.


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