Does This 'Shakespeare in the Park' Play Really Depict the Assassination of Donald Trump?

You decide.

Fox & Friends is claiming that the Shakespeare in the Park reimagining of Julius Caesar appears to murder the play's protagonist who bears a striking resemblance to Donald Trump. 

Guy Benson, political editor for TownHall.com, appeared on the show to deconstruct the footage of the person in question, who dons a business suit and blonde wig, and has a wife sporting a "Slavic accent." The network's hosts also point out that the killing was executed solely by women and minorities.

No matter what your political stance may be, the graphic staging of Julius Caesar at this summer's Free Shakespeare in... 1/4

— Delta (@Delta) June 11, 2017

While the visuals can be lead someone to believe this is just a graphic depiction of the assassination of Trump, the New York Times ran a review of the play detailing how the overall sentiment of the story is ultimately against assassination. Still, one of the sponsors of Shakespeare in the Park, Delta, has faced considerable backlash for funding the show, and has decided to pull out as the "official airline of The Public Theater." 

...the Park does not reflect Delta Air Lines’ values. Their artistic and creative direction crossed the line on the... 2/4

— Delta (@Delta) June 11, 2017

...standards of good taste. We have notified them of our decision to end our sponsorship as the official airline of... 3/4

— Delta (@Delta) June 11, 2017

...The Public Theater effective immediately. *HSF 4/4

— Delta (@Delta) June 11, 2017

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