Rand Paul's Son Drunkenly Accosted GOP Congressman in Anti-Semitic Rant Before Tripping Over His Own Barstool

"Gorman said he was in the middle of a conversation with Lawler when William Paul the senator's son drunkenly interrupted them to call Lawler out. Gorman continued: William Paul was seated a couple of seats down from Lawler at the restaurant bar, and interrupted a conversation between NOTUS and Lawler to say that if Massie loses, it's going to be because of your people. My people? Lawler asked Paul. Yeah, you Jews, Paul responded. Do you think I'm Jewish? Lawler asked. I'm not. Oh wow, I'm so sorry for calling you a Jew, Paul said."

"Undeterred by the revelation that Lawler was not Jewish, William continued ranting about Jewish people being anti-American, even accusing Lawler and his Jewish supporters of serving Israel. He also instructed Lawler to watch more Tucker Carlson. At the end of the intense back-and-forth, Lawler insisted that William leave them alone. In response, William gave the congressman the finger before leaving."

"Gorman added: Did you just give me the middle finger? Lawler asked. I'm sorry, yeah, I did. I'm just really drunk. I'm going to leave, Paul said. He then paid his tab and started to walk away. On his way out, he knocked his barstool down and tripped over it. Neither Rand nor William Paul responded to NOTUS's requests for comment."

William Paul, son of Sen. Rand Paul, reportedly interrupted a conversation between Rep. Mike Lawler and a reporter at a Washington, D.C. restaurant bar on Tuesday night. He allegedly told Lawler that if Massie loses, it would be because of “your people,” then responded to Lawler’s questions by using anti-Semitic language about Jews. Lawler said he was not Jewish, and Paul allegedly continued ranting about Jewish people being anti-American. He also accused Lawler and Jewish supporters of serving Israel and told Lawler to watch more Tucker Carlson. Lawler asked him to leave them alone, and Paul allegedly gave Lawler the finger before leaving, after which he knocked over a barstool and tripped. Neither Rand nor William Paul responded to requests for comment.

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