Crispi

[ kree-spee ]

noun

1. Fran·ce·sco [f, r, ahn-, che, -skaw], 1819–1910, prime minister of Italy 1887–91, 1893–96.

Crispi

/ ˈkrispi /

noun

1. CrispiFrancesco18191901MItalianPOLITICS: statesman Francesco (franˈtʃesko). 1819–1901, Italian statesman; premier (1887–91; 1893–96)

Example Sentences

The pro-Trump broadcaster Mike Crispi led off on Sunday by claiming that the National Football League is “rigged” in order to spread “Democrat propaganda”: “Calling it now: KC wins, goes to Super Bowl, Swift comes out at the halftime show and ‘endorses’ Joe Biden with Kelce at midfield.”

From New York Times

Santos made headlines back in July when he compared himself to one of the esteemed civil rights activist: “Rosa Parks didn’t sit in the back, and neither am I gonna sit in the back,” Santos told "Mike Crispi Unafraid," a right-wing podcast.

From Salon

“Guess what: Rosa Parks didn’t sit in the back, and neither am I gonna sit in the back,” Santos, 34, told Mike Crispi Unafraid, a right-wing podcast.

From Seattle Times

Mystery surrounds the provenance of the two empty packets of Crispi and the fruit flavour Spangles could potentially date from the 1960s or early 70s.

From BBC

In last month's Republican primary, Smith was challenged by Trump acolyte Mike Crispi, a podcast host who had the backing of retired Gen. Michael Flynn, Rudy Giuliani and Roger Stone.

From Salon