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Ben Shapiro gave protesters a double middle-finger salute at UW-Madison

As we told you last night, Daily Signal Editor-in-Chief Ben Shapiro as met by protesters at his speech at the University of Wisconsin-Madison last night, but check out how he reportedly ended his presentation:

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After one protester tried to deliver a whiny monologue, the protesters started shouting “Safety” again,  then filed out, yelling “F*** white supremacy” while flipping off Shapiro and the entire audience. That prompted the crowd to sing, “Na-na-na-na, na-na-na-na, hey, hey, good-bye.”

And that’s when Shapiro flipped the double-bird to the crowd. We love it!

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