Jesse Yomtov

USA TODAY Sports

During a CNN panel Sunday night, Donald Trump surrogate Scottie Nell Hughes went after Jay Z for a music video that begins with “mazel tov cocktails” being thrown at police officers.

The crude incendiary devices are actually called “Molotov cocktails," while "mazel tov" is a Jewish phrase used to express congratulations.

Jay Z headlined a concert Friday in support of Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.

This isn’t the first time a Trump surrogate has gone after Clinton’s affiliation with the rapper, as Rev. Darrell Scott said Friday that Clinton has “no problem sharing a stage with someone who glamorizes acts of violence and having pushed drugs in our local communities.”

Hughes was referencing Jay Z and Kanye West’s “No Church In the Wild” music video from 2012.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker made a similar mistake years ago, drafting a letter to rabbis that ended with him writing "Molotov" instead of "mazel tov."

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