Legislator of the State of Georgia who used the N-Word on "Who's America?" From Sacha Baron Cohen. go down

Jason Spencer, the representative of the state of Georgia who shouted the N-word and exposed his butt on the latest episode of "Who Is America?" From Sacha Baron Cohen, intends to resign.

President David Ralston announced that he will step down on July 31, reports CNN.

Spencer, a Republican from Woodbine in southeastern Georgia, appeared in an episode on Sunday alongside Cohen, who played the role of Colonel Erran Morad. alleged Israeli anti-terrorist expert

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In the scene, Cohen tells Spencer that he could protect himself from people wearing hijabs by claiming to be a Chinese tourist and using a selfie stick to take "upskirt" pictures. Following his instructions, Spencer recited an incoherent series of Asian words, some of which were actually Chinese.

Cohen also cheated on Spencer by repeatedly shouting the N-word in a fake exercise designed to thwart an ISIS kidnapping attempt. At another time, Spencer dropped his pants when Cohen told him that the threat of a male buttock could stop ISIS agents, who fear contact with the bad will make them "homobadual".

Spencer said Monday in a statement. that Cohen "took advantage of my paralyzing fear that my family would be attacked."

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"I deeply regret the language that I used at his request as well as my participation in the" clbad "in general.If I had not been so distracted by my fears, I did not feel the same. would never have agreed to participate in the first place, "continued Spencer.

However, despite being denounced by a number of prominent Georgian politicians, including Governor Nathan Deal, Spencer initially declined to resign

Watch the clip "Who is America ? " below.

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3. Pat Buchanan Conservative political commentator Pat Buchanan seemed to accommodate Baron Cohen's cunning as his character mixed WMD with BLT when he spoke from Iraq.

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4. Christine Todd Whitman Whitman, the former head of the Environmental Protection Agency and Governor of New Jersey, was interviewed by Ali G on the Size and Ecological Consequences of Whale Feces

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5. James Baker Ali G questioned the former secretary of state about the danger that Iraq and Iran bear similar names. "Is there not a real danger, that someone gives as a radio message to one of the fighter pilots, where one of them says "Bomb Iraq", and the geezer does not hear it correctly and bombs Iran instead of Iraq? "He asked, to which Baker replied," no danger. "

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6. Neil Hamilton Neil Hamilton, a member of parliament "totally disgraced", shared what appeared to be a union with Ali Gonstance.

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7. Ralph Nader The former Green Party presidential candidate spoke with Ali G. about the dangers of living in the jungle and how to rig the counters. ;electricity.