Jerry Seinfeld on Palestine: "It Doesn't Exist"

After the Knicks game, an influencer asked Jerry Seinfeld to say, "Free Palestine," and the comedian replied, "It doesn't exist."...

Read More 
PaprClips
Disclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by PaprClips.
Publisher: Consequence of Sound

Recent Articles
Selena Gomezs heart breaks for the Spurs as BFF Taylor Swift celebrates Knicks win courtside
Iman Shumpert bails on ESPN podcast to party with Knicks fans
Jalen Brunson stoically responds to Draymond Greens long-winded apology on ESPN
Government gets $80M for Trumps former DC hotel new owners now exploring $400M sale
What is "Squatters: Get the F*** Out of My House"? Where to watch the bizarre docuseries produced by Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos
How to watch all 3 World Cup 2026 opening ceremonies: Shakira, Katy Perry, more
Cops fire on suspect with a weapon during rush hour on the 101 Freeway
Knicks return to San Antonio for Game 5 vs. Spurs. Get tickets under $2K now
Bethenny Frankel just shared the most slept-on bronzer-blush combo, and its under $10
Everything is bigger in Texas including its economy, as residents get richer, population booms
NBA Finals MVP odds: OG Anunoby soars after game sealing tip-in
Love Taylor Swifts Stevie Knicks shirt? We found similar styles starting at $16
The real reason Scooter Braun ditched Knicks celebrity row seats and Sydney Sweeneys role in it
Melania Trump unveils Fostering the Future Accounts to help foster children
DOJ charges three with wide-ranging conspiracy to smuggle migrant kids to the US
Second video reveals new details of Knicks fans harrassing Victor Wembanyama at Spurs hotel