Video shows a Mississippi crowd telling off a man who yelled “f*** the Jews” to Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy, who is Jewish.

Video posted online Friday shows a young male walking by and shouting “Hey, f*** the Jews! F*** you, Dave Portnoy” to the Barstool founder, who appears to be in the middle of one of his famed pizza review videos in Mississippi.

“Get out of here!” one person in the crowd shouted back, and another shouted, “Not cool.”

Portnoy told the male to come on camera, but video of the pair talking is inaudible.

“That was awful,” the crowd continued to react. One male even shouted, “Hey, f*** you, p****. F*** you!”

The male who shouted about “the Jews” appears to stick up his middle finger as he is escorted away from the incident.

Dave Portnoy (@stoolpresidente) is doing a pizza review when a man approaches and shouts “Fuck the Jews!” Dave handled it so much better than I would have, but my God I’m getting tired of these freaks. Antisemitism is a disease — enough is enough. pic.twitter.com/Hz8lYrCWwV

— Casey Babb (@DrCaseyBabb) November 8, 2025

Back in May, Portnoy reacted to people ordering a “f*** the Jews” sign at a Barstool bar in Center City, Philadelphia. After his initial reaction was to go scorched earth on the people who ordered the sign, he said he would rather send the individuals to Auschwitz “to learn about the Holocaust.”

“And the more I thought about it, these are young f***ing morons who did this,” Portnoy said in the video, referring to his initial reaction. “They’re drunk. It’s like, do you really want to ruin somebody’s life — and let me be honest, I don’t know what’s going on in the world, well, I do in the Middle East obviously, but I’ve been doing Barstool for 20 years. I’ve had more hate, more antisemitism in the last year or year and a half than I’ve ever had doing it.”

“I’m sending these kids to Auschwitz. They’ve agreed to go,” Portnoy said. “That’s of course the Holocaust concentration camp … We’re going to send these kids to Auschwitz and they’re going to do a tour of the concentration camps in Germany and hopefully learn something, and maybe, like, their lives aren’t ruined, they think twice … to me, that’s a fair outcome.”

One of the patrons initially accepted responsibility for the incident and the offer from Portnoy, but later denied involvement. It’s unclear if the trip ever happened.

Emergency Press Conference – I’m sending the people who ordered the “Fuck Jews” signs at my bar to Auschwitz to learn about the Holocaust. Rather than ruin a couple 20 year olds
lives maybe this can be used as a teaching moment pic.twitter.com/sci4hBPBFA

— Dave Portnoy (@stoolpresidente) May 4, 2025

Related: Dave Portnoy Finds Alternative Punishment For Patrons Who Ordered ‘F*** The Jews’ Sign At His Bar

U.S. airlines and travelers slogged through a second day of flight cuts across the country on Saturday as the government shutdown was expected to drive more cancellations in the days to come.

The Federal Aviation Administration instructed airlines to cut 4% of flights on Saturday at 40 major airports because of the shutdown. The cuts will rise to 6% on Tuesday and then to 10% by November 14.

The cuts, which began at 6 a.m. ET (1100 GMT) on Friday, include about 700 flights from the four largest carriers – American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines and United Airlines.

Airlines will cut fewer flights on Saturday than Friday because of lower overall volume. United will cut 168 flights, down from 184 Friday, while Southwest will cancel just under 100 flights, down from 120.

During the record 39-day government shutdown, 13,000 air traffic controllers and 50,000 security screeners have been forced to work without pay, leading to increased absenteeism. Many air traffic controllers were notified on Thursday that they would receive no compensation for a second pay period next week.

The Trump administration has ramped up pressure on Congressional Democrats to agree to a Republican plan to fund the federal government, which would allow it to reopen.

Raising the specter of dramatic air-travel disruptions is one such effort. Democrats contend Republicans are to blame for the shutdown because they refuse to negotiate over extending health insurance subsidies.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said it was possible that he could require 20% cuts in air traffic if things get worse and more controllers do not show up for work.

“I assess the data,” Duffy said. “We’re going to make decisions based on what we see in the airspace.”

Separate from the cancellations, absences of air traffic controllers on Friday forced the FAA to delay hundreds of flights at 10 airports including Atlanta, San Francisco, Houston, Phoenix, Washington, D.C., and Newark. More than 5,600 flights were delayed Friday.

Earlier this week, FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said 20% to 40% of controllers were not showing up for work on any given day.

(Reporting by David Shepardson; Editing by Thomas Derpinghaus)