Altercation with Alec Baldwin: Crackhead Barney, Ambush Interviewer

Crackhead Barney confronts Alec Baldwin demanding "Free Palestine," leading to a heated argument and phone-smacking incident at a NYC cafe.

Crackhead Barney, a notorious figure known for ambushing celebrities and politicians with unconventional questions, recently got into a heated argument with actor Alec Baldwin at a New York City coffee shop. The incident, captured on video and shared by Crackhead Barney herself, showed her demanding that Baldwin declare "Free Palestine" multiple times while filming him. She also chanted anti-Israel and anti-Zionism slogans, which visibly irked Baldwin.

The situation escalated when Crackhead Barney mentioned Halyna Hutchins, the cinematographer tragically killed on the set of Baldwin's movie "Rust." She accused Baldwin of being responsible for her death and not facing any consequences. This accusation seemed to be the breaking point for Baldwin, who then forcibly removed Crackhead Barney from the cafe while holding onto her phone.

Despite the confrontation, Crackhead Barney remained unfazed and even suggested collaborating with Baldwin, claiming they had "broke the internet." She describes herself as a satirical performance artist and is known for her outrageous antics, such as storming press conferences and asking provocative questions to politicians.

Born and raised in Jamaica, Queens, New York City, Crackhead Barney has a history of making headlines with her bold and controversial actions. From interrupting Mayor Eric Adams during a press conference to flashing her breasts on live television, she is unapologetically outspoken and unafraid to challenge authority.

In a recent interview on Fox News, Crackhead Barney made it clear that she does not support Joe Biden and used her platform to express her unconventional views. Her confrontational style and fearless attitude have garnered both criticism and admiration, making her a polarizing figure in the world of entertainment and activism.

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