Marco Rubio blasts Deport Racism video

Although the video wasn’t targeting Marco Rubio, the fellow GOP presidential candidate had some harsh words against it.

Rubio appeared on Fox & Friends Friday morning, during which he spoke out against Trump criticizing him for his financial past.

As the Daily Caller reported though, during that same segment though, he also spoke out against the video targeting Trump.

Rubio had also been asked  if he would host Saturday Night Live, or do a walk-on role, to which he replied “maybe.” He didn’t think he would have enough time to host though, and emphasized they haven’t asked him.

The discussion then moved towards discussing the protests from some Latino groups when it came to Trump as host. He said that people had a right to protest, but that if they didn’t like him they shouldn’t watch the show.

When he was then asked about the video, Rubio certainly did not hold back. He jumped in right away to call it “outrageous,” while host Elisabeth Hasselbeck also offered that it “was unfair to the children.” In his response Rubio also shared:

Hasselbeck also asked Rubio how he felt, as a Latino man:

When asked what his message to the filmmakers was, Rubio emphasized that it was a “disgusting” video, and also continued to call out their parents.

Larry David did in fact win the $5,000 from Deport Racism. The group pointed out on Twitter that “joke or not, it was true.”