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Chelsea Handler Says Sarah Sanders, Kellyanne Conway, Could ‘Benefit From Being Held In Cages’

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Katie Jerkovich Entertainment Reporter
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Chelsea Handler said that Trump administration officials Sarah Sanders, Kellyanne Conway and Stephen Miller could all benefit from “being held in cages.”

“Sarah Huckabee was kicked out of a restaurant, Kellyanne Conway was yelled at in a grocery store, and Stephen Miller was cussed out by a bartender… Sounds like you guys are the ones who’d benefit from being held in cages,” the 43-year-old comedian tweeted Monday to her millions of followers.

Chelsea Handler speaks onstage at EMILY's List's "Resist, Run, Win" Pre-Oscars Brunch on February 27, 2018 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Rachel Murray/Getty Images for EMILY's List)

Chelsea Handler speaks onstage at EMILY’s List’s “Resist, Run, Win” Pre-Oscars Brunch on February 27, 2018 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Rachel Murray/Getty Images for EMILY’s List)

In recent weeks, Trump administration officials have been targeted when out in public — and Rep. Maxine Waters delivered a call to action to “create a crowd” if people saw members of Trump’s cabinet out in public.

Sanders was asked to leave a restaurant because she works for the Trump administration. Conway said she was harassed in the grocery story by a man yelling, “You ought to be ashamed of yourself! Go look in the mirror!” White House senior advisor Miller was followed out of a bar by the bartender who flipped him off and cursed at him, according to the Washington Post Monday.

Handler’s statement was only the latest from the anti-Trump actress who spends a lot of her time attacking the president and his administration.

“If none of this has any merit, why don’t you just shut the fuck up about it, already? Putin won our election for you and you are so dumb, you think it’s because you’re friends. Even blackmailing feels friendly to you,” the comedian tweeted Saturday in response to Trump’s tweet about winning a lawsuit against the Democratic National Committee and other Democrat “crazies trying to claim the Trump Campaign (and others), colluded with Russia” to win the election.