The aim delivery game kami eroticism zhu bar−creator of The Simpsonmade his views on President Donald Trump clear this weekend when he led a crowd to chant "Lock him up!"
Matt Groening initiated a "Lock him up" chant aimed at Trump during a panel at Comic-Con Saturday, The Huffington Post reported, corralling hundreds of people to call for the arrest of the U.S. president. The chant was undoubtedly a reference to "Lock her up" chants from conservatives aimed at Hillary Clinton during Trump's 2016 election campaign.
SEE ALSO: 'Stranger Things' drops thrilling Season 2 trailer at Comic-ConGroening initiated the chant after revealing that 20th Century Fox, the distributor of The Simpsonsand its home network, told writers of The Simpsonsto go easy on the network after Fox News was referenced in an episode as the no. 1 channel for racists.
The Simpsonshas never been afraid to poke fun at its network or the current president, but it has generally steered clear of these more contentious insults. It appears that the show isn't going to back down, though.
Matt Selman, executive producer of The Simpsons, was also at the Comic-Con panel and said the show would stick to its guns in terms of humor.
Maybe we'll see the colorful characters of Springfield chant "Lock him up" in unison during some episode in the future.
Topics Comic-Con The Simpsons Donald Trump Politics
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