Heckler disrupts Gov. Ron DeSantis’ Hulk Hogan tribute with profane tirade

On Thursday, one of the Hachler was launched on Thursday, as the migration policies in Florida Ron Desantis frankly during a press conference in Pradnet, where the ruler boycotted while honoring the pro -state wrestling legend, Holk Hogan, who died early.

The man, who was placed near the back of the room, was arrested on the camera jumping from his seat and pointing strongly to Desantis while he was screaming, “Alcatraz-is this your legacy?”

The authorities moved at a time when Desantis stopped speaking and raising his voice on the man.

Professional wrestling icon Hulk Hogan Mit in 71

“Hey, stop, stop! Stop! Get out here! Get Outta here!” The Republican ruler said, indicating the turmoil.

The unknown Hikler continued to scream as it was removed by the authorities. The explosions came only three minutes in Desantis notes.

At that time, Desantis was participating in a character anniversary to see the famous confrontation of Hogan against André’s giant at Wrestlemania III.

“I remember Wrestlemania III. It was awake …” Desantis began, before HECKLER intervened with a beating about Alcatraz crocodile.

Desantis recently occupied the headlines to pledge $ 245 million to Alcatraz, a migration center in Florida Evergels.

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Desantis recently pledged about $ 250 million to the immigration detention center in Florida known as the Alcatraz crocodile. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Before the accident, Desantis opened the journalistic event with unaccounting statements about the death of 71 -year -old Hogan early today in Clairawar.

“I was sad to see the news that Holk Hogan died today. It was a major symbol of anyone in Gen X,” said Desantis.

Hogan, who was born in Georgia and his real name Terry Polia, grew up in the Tamba Bay area and called Florida to the home for most of his life.

Hulk Hogan at work against André’s giant during Wrestlemania III March 29, 1987, at Silverdome in Pontiac, Michigan. (WWE/WWE via Getty Images)

“As you know, at the time, when they do these big events like Wrestlemania, you can go to it … they had no even opinion. … it was a closed circle,” he remembered Desantis.

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