Actor Alec Baldwin was involved in a heated exchange with comedian Jason Scoop, who was impersonating President Donald Trump, outside Baldwin’s New York City residence. The incident escalated when Scoop taunted Baldwin about the tragic 2021 “Rust” shooting, leading Baldwin to issue a stern warning.
In a video capturing the confrontation, Scoop approached Baldwin, jestingly offering a “pardon” for the “Rust” incident if Baldwin would “kiss the ring.” Initially, Baldwin attempted to ignore the provocations, but as Scoop persisted, Baldwin confronted him, stating, “Look at me. I want you to look at me… If this camera wasn’t here, I’d snap your fing neck in half and break your fing neck right here.” He further demanded that Scoop leave the premises.
This confrontation highlights the ongoing sensitivity surrounding the “Rust” incident, in which cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was fatally shot in 2021. Baldwin faced involuntary manslaughter charges but was acquitted in 2024.
The video of the altercation has since gone viral, sparking discussions about the boundaries of public provocation and personal space.
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#thebaldwins #trump #snl #alecbaldwin #jasonscoop pic.twitter.com/ILSIGU66O8— Jason Scoop (Trump Impersonator) (@JasonScoop) February 24, 2025