Bette Midler Urges Biden To Kick Trump 'In The Nuts'

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Actress Bette Midler has urged Joe Biden to kick President Trump “in the nuts” during the first presidential debate.

Midler advised the democratic presidential nominee to give the president a good kicking on behalf of the 200,000 people that he “murdered.”

In her message on Twitter, Midler wrote: “I have to say this to#VicePresidentBiden, who is much more conservative than I. Sir, on Tuesday night you will be going toe to toe with a stupid, but wily street fighter. My advice is “KICK HIM IN THE NUTS!” And then do it again for the 200,000 people he murdered!”

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I have to say this to#VicePresidentBiden, who is much more conservative than I “Sir, on Tuesday night you will be going toe to toe with a stupid, but wily street fighter. My advice is “KICK HIM IN THE NUTS!” And then do it again for the 200,000 people he murdered!
— bettemidler (@BetteMidler) September 26, 2020

Breitbart reports: Trump and Biden are scheduled to hold their first debate on Tuesday evening in Cleveland, Ohio, as the two candidates approach their final month of campaigning for the November election.

In claiming that Trump has murdered 200,000 people, Midler is referring to the number of deaths in the United States as a result of the Chinese coronavirus, a pandemic that has affected the entire world. As of Saturday, health authorities have recorded 209,000 deaths nationwide, around 20 percent of the total global death toll.

Midler has become notorious for her violent rhetoric against conservatives and the Republican lawmakers. Last month, the Coastal Elites star asked for the location of Sen. Rand Paul’s (R-KY) as he delivered his speech at the Republican National Convention. The comment was a reference to a neighbor of his who brutally attacked him while he was gardening back in 2017, breaking his ribs in the process.

“Where’s [Rand Paul’s] neighbor when we need him?” Midler wrote, before questioning whether his “neighbor beat him into a new person.”