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Comedian Kathy Griffin has warned her fans to check out her comedy show early President-elect Donald Trump is closing in on her during his second term.
Griffin was promoting her touring comedy show, My Life on the PTSD List. WGN Chicago Radio Tuesday afternoon. During her segment, Griffin revealed that she could travel again after her controversial beheaded image of Trump in 2017 put her on the “no-fly list.”
She joked that the situation could worsen after Trump’s return to office.
“Come to me before I end up in one of these internment camps,” Griffin said.
Kathy Griffin promoted the touring comedy show “My Life in PTSD” and discussed President-elect Donald Trump. (Getty Images)
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She later added: “I’m on the enemy list. This is very obvious. He was really, really scared when I took a parody picture of him wearing a Halloween mask and lots of ketchup. And every time he mentions my name. receives”.
Griffin said she knew Trump personally for 30 years during her time at Bravo, when he was still working on NBC’s The Apprentice. While she noted how kind he was to her friend, the late Joan Rivers, she emphasized that people should take him seriously.
“You know, at the time most of us thought he was a harmless clown, but when he says he’s going to build camps for his list of enemies, maybe he’s not kidding. So, you know, I have my antenna up, but I have four dogs and I love it here.
Griffin was previously under investigation by the Secret Service after she published her infamous image of Trump. (Tara Ziemba/Getty Images)
Despite Griffin’s statements, Trump did not talk about creating internment camps, though Harris’ company accused him do it in campaign ads.
Still, Griffin defended her devotion to country, citing her speeches to soldiers in Uzbekistan, Iraq and Afghanistan.
“Don’t tell me I’m not a damn patriot,” Griffin said.
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Griffin said she had known Trump for 30 years since she was his “student.” (Photo by Michael Tullberg/Getty Images | Photo by Rebecca Noble/Getty Images)
Griffin faced backlash for her infamous “beheaded Trump” photo — in which she held a fake, severed, bloody head made to resemble Trump — and eventually faced a Secret Service investigation into a conspiracy to kill then-U.S. the president.
She has been arguing ever since she “forever” lost at least one-third of her audience as a result.
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Fox News’ Taylor Penley contributed to this report.
