During a now-infamous interview with The Independent, Neeson described waiting outside of pubs with a "cosh" hoping a "black bastard" would spark an altercation. So that I could… kill him,” Neeson said. “There seems to be no self-awareness in Neeson of just how offensive what he's saying is,” Morgan said. LIAM NEESON SAYS HE WALKED THE STREETS HOPING TO 'KILL' A BLACK MAN AFTER FAMILY MEMBER WAS RAPED“It doesn’t really seem that humorous, it feels like a threat. It is unclear if Neeson’s remarks will impact the release of “Cold Pursuit,” which hits theaters on Friday.

Source: Fox News February 05, 2019 18:39 UTC