Another major TV network host is slamming a viral advertisement for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that apparently misused their voices to appear to support his presidential candidacy.
The ad, posted by the independent presidential candidate, uses clips of CNN anchors Jake Tapper, Wolf Blitzer, Dana Bash, and Anderson Cooper, as well as MSNBC anchors Joy Reid and Rachel Maddow, among other cable hosts.
After Tapper lashed out Thursday afternoon, Reid followed suit with a blistering takedown of Kennedy.
"I just want to be very clear," she wrote on Threads. "My voice is being misused in this bulls--- RFKjr ad."
In the ad, Reid's voice says: "He's a lifelong Democrat. He has a proven track record of decades-long service to this country."
Reid said she would "never say even a single kind word about this worm in the brain, antivaxer, pro-genocide madman," noting he has a "history of abusing and tormenting women" and whose family knows he’s "dangerous."
"Take my and my colleagues’ names out of this AI garbage," she demanded.
Reid's statement came after Tapper wrote on social media, "This is so misleading and deceptive it should be taken down at once. The quotes are falsely clipped together."
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