It was supposed to be another heated primetime panel — politics, pop culture, and football in one segment. But what happened next lit up the internet.
During a live broadcast of “America Now”, Ivanka Trump stunned viewers by referring to Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett as “ghetto trash.”<\/p>\n
The studio went silent. Then came the shouting.
Producers scrambled to cut to commercial, but clips had already started to spread online.
Within minutes, hashtags like #IvankaTrump, #JasmineCrockett, and #LiveTVChaos exploded across social media.<\/p>\n
No one expected a football player to become the calm in the storm.
But seconds later, a familiar voice broke through the chaos — the unmistakable Texas drawl of CeeDee Lamb, star wide receiver of the Dallas Cowboys.<\/p>\n
The story was also promoted through a Facebook post<\/a> (archived here<\/a>) on a page named “Blue Star Brotherhood”.<\/p>\n This is what the image used in the Facebook page looked like:<\/p>\n Image source: screenshot of image used in “Blue Star Brotherhood” post on Facebook.<\/p>\n The story claimed:<\/p>\n Within ten minutes, the clip had passed 50 million views across TikTok, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter).<\/p>\n However, a Google Search for links on X, Instagram and TikTok mentioning “Ivanka Trump”, “Jasmine Crockett” and “CeeDee Lamb” only returned three results<\/a> (archived here<\/a>), none of which were the promised clip.<\/p>\n The story also claimed that “Fox analyst Skip Bayless, a longtime Cowboys commentator” tweeted:<\/p>\n “CeeDee Lamb just became bigger than football. That was pure class.”<\/p>\n However a search on X shows that nobody has posted that phrase there at all<\/a> (archived here<\/a>).<\/p>\n Lead Stories identified several other Facebook post attributing the same quote in the same supposed incident to athletes Jordan Love, J.J. McCarthy, Aidan Hutchinson and Lamar Jackson:<\/p>\n Image source: screenshots of Facebook posts from “Green and Gold Legacy”, “Vikings Faithful”, “The Chiefs Crusade” and “Ravenous Fans”.<\/p>\n The page transparency tab of the “Blue Star Brotherhood” page<\/a> (archived here<\/a>) indicates it is being managed by people from Poland, Vietnam and Brazil:<\/p>\n Image source: page transparency tab of “Blue Star Brotherhood” on Facebook.<\/p>\n![\"Image](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/people\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/bbe57d9dadec6e949987b6949c271976.jpeg\"\/)
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