Judge Judy: 'It's gonna take a lot more than Ana Navarro to shut me up'
JUDGE JUDY is standing by her remarks that Americans who dislike the country should "go somewhere else," saying critics ignored her point that America can be improved but should not be dismantled: "There's a difference between tweaking your house and burning it down."
Judge Judy stands by her statement that Americans who dislike the country should leave. She believes critics missed her point that while America can be improved, it should not be dismantled. She used the analogy of tweaking a house versus burning it down to explain her perspective.
- Judge Judy defends her remark that Americans who dislike the country should “go somewhere else.”
- She stated that critics ignored her point about improving America versus dismantling it.
- She compared the situation to tweaking a house versus burning it down.
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