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Robert De Niro, who has publicly expressed his disdain for President Trump, may have been the target of a "suspicious package". The delivery was sent to the building that houses the Tribeca Grill, a restaurant created by the Oscar-winning actor and its Tribeca Film Center, according to police.

De Niro clearly expressed his aversion to Trump, admitting that he "would like to hit him in the face" and give him several licks.

"At around 4 am, police received a response to a call regarding a suspicious package at 375 Greenwich," confirmed Jerry Varson at the New York Police Department in the United States today. Thursday morning.

USA TODAY solicited comments from De Niro.

A series of devices discovered during Wednesday's day, including homemade bombs, were sent to renowned Democrats and across the country, as well as to the CNN office in New York. Former President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have received threats. Packages were also sent to Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Liberal philanthropist George Soros and California Democrat MP Maxine Waters.

All have attracted Trump's spirit and everyone has integrated his speeches and his Twitter thread over the years.

De Niro, in particular, did not hesitate to share his thoughts on the president.

Here are some memorable moments during which the actor shared his views on the president.

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At the Tony Awards in June, De Niro wasted no time letting the f-bombs fly into remarks about the president, on stage to present Bruce Springsteen.

"I'm going to say one thing: (expletive) Trump!" he's been eccentric. "It's no longer" down with Trump ", it's" Trump (expletive)! ""

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A few months earlier, in January, De Niro had criticized the country's leader at the National Board of Review Awards, where he had presented to Meryl Streep the best actress for "The Post". Given the timely history of the tragedy of a free press threatened by a sitting president, De Niro has not failed to meddle in the news of the commander-in-chief.

The events of "The Post" "took place almost 50 years ago (in 1971), but there are many parallels today, of course," De Niro said. "At the time of the story, Donald Trump was suffering from bone spurs." Today, the world is suffering from the real Donald Trump.

"This idiot (expletive) is the president," De Niro continued. "These are the new clothes of the emperor.This guy is a fool.

He then lamented the media being besieged by the Trump government, nicknamed the president "our baby-in-chief".

"Such a crook"

Previously, while he was promoting HBO's "Magician of the Lies" in which he portrayed the disgraced financier Bernie Madoff, De Niro sent Trump to the United States today in 2017.

"What surprises me is that (Donald Trump is) such a bad hustler," he said. "Bernie Madoff was a discreet guy. I do not excuse him: what he did was horrible and awful; monstrous. But Trump is in your head every day doing something that is absolutely – what word can I use? He is just a slob. It's a pig. "

Contribute: Christal Hayes, John Fritze, Maeve McDermott and Patrick Ryan

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