Chris Christie in hostile interaction on Jersey Shore
The video, which was obtained by TMZ, is below. It shows Christie, who is wearing a short-sleeve shirt and holding an ice cream cone, pointing at someone on the boardwalk and saying, "you're a big shot. You're a real big shot."
"You're a real big shot shooting your mouth off," Christie continues, walking in the direction of the person to whom he is speaking.
According to TMZ, the person Christie is confronting had "fired off some snide comments about Christie's policy on education." The man reportedly responds to Christie's "big shot" comments by saying, "Nah, just take care of the teachers."
As the man walks away, Christie tells him to "keep walkin'." The governor then walks off in the other direction.
Christie's confrontational manor has delighted many Republicans while angering his critics. Videos featuring Christie have been viewed more than five million times on YouTube; the most-watched video is a 2010 interaction with public school teacher Marie Corfield, to whom he said, "If what you want to do is put on a show and giggle every time I talk, well then I have no interest in answering your question." Christie has been in an extended battle with teachers unions in his state, and last year called New Jersey teachers union leaders "political thugs."
Just a few days ago, Christie asked a reporter who asked what he deemed an "off-topic" question during a press conference, "are you stupid?" A spokesperson for Christie did not respond to a request for comment on last night's confrontation.
Popular in Politics
- IRS' Lerner: "I have not done anything wrong" 661 Comments
- Obama to view Oklahoma tornado damage Sunday
- Christie: Keep politics out of Oklahoma disaster relief
- Former Miss America might challenge McConnell
- Anthony Weiner comeback try begins: Running for NYC mayor 120 Comments
- Officials on Benghazi: "We made mistakes, but without malice"
- Major immigration overhaul passes first big test 68 Comments
- WH says criticism of its handling of IRS story is "legitimate"















Thanks for proving my point, since many studies have already proven that fox political network viewers are the most misinformed Americans!
So do you fancy yourself more of a "birther," a "teabagger" or just a "buffoon," parroting the latest republican talking points that you just got from the usual right-wing sources, with much more arrogance and hostility just like the fatass christie?