California man, 68, is arrested for threatening to bomb and shoot staff at The Boston Globe

A California man has been arrested  after allegedly threatening to bomb and shoot staff of The Boston Globe in retaliation for the newspaper’s critical editorials about President Trump. 

Robert Chain, 68, was arrested in Encino on Thursday after making the threats in phone calls to the Massachusetts newspaper which he described as ‘the enemy of the people’, borrowing from Trump’s unflattering descriptions of the press. 

According to prosecutors, he called the newspaper after it made a rally cry to other outlets to publish editorials about Trump’s combative relationship with what he calls the ‘mainstream media’. 

Over the course of a week, he called employees 14 times threatening to kill them, the US Attorney’s Office said. 

Chain is scheduled to appear in court in Encino on Thursday afternoon before being extradited to Boston to face charges. 

Among the recorded calls is one where he allegedly threatened to shoot at journalist in the head at 4pm that day. 

”You’re the f****** enemy of the people and we’re going to kill every f****** one of you. 

‘Hey, why don’t you call the F, why don’t you call Mueller, maybe he can help you out buddy. Still there f****t? Alright, why, you going to trace my call? 

‘What are you going to do motherf*****? You ain’t going to do s***. I’m going to shoot you in the f****** head later today. 4 o’clock. Goodbye,’ he said.