Late reporter stated 1 month ago that he was threatened by Clinton
As friends, family, and followers of Anthony Bourdain struggle to come to terms with his sudden and unexpected death this week, old tweets from the TV chef have reemerged.
The tragic departure of the 61-year-old reporter has left most people left dumbfounded.
Just over a month ago in early May, Anthony Bourdain posted bombshell comment during a Twitter conversation.
In one Twitter post, Bourdain claims that he was “on the receiving end of” “wrath” by “operatives” hired by Hillary Clinton, saying:
“..and I am in no way an HRC fan. I’ve been on the receiving end of her operatives’ wrath. And it ain’t fun,”
know what Hillary Clinton is NOT? She’s not stupid. Or unsophisticated about the world. The Weinstein stories had been out there for years
— Anthony Bourdain (@Bourdain) October 11, 2017
know what Hillary Clinton is NOT? She’s not stupid. Or unsophisticated about the world. The Weinstein stories had been out there for years
— Anthony Bourdain (@Bourdain) October 11, 2017
One month ago today, Anthony Bourdain tweeted he was not a fan of HRC, and he was on the receiving end of he’d operatives’ wrath.
One month ago… pic.twitter.com/kHFeKn7FKJ
— Mike (@Fuctupmind) June 8, 2018
Back in October of 2017, Bourdain made statements critical of movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, following accusations that he has a history of being a sexual predator.
Bourdain’s girlfriend, actress Asia Argento, accused Weinstein of raping her.
Also this week, famous designer Kate Spade also reportedly killed herself.
Spade hung herself as well, NYPD officials said.
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article suggested that Anthony Bourdain may have been killed because of negative comments he made about the Clintons, alluding to the rumors that people close to the Clintons have been killed. Bourdain’s death was officially ruled a suicide and there is no evidence to suggest otherwise. The previous claim that his death was linked to the Clintons was speculation. The article has been updated to reflect this correction.