Rosie O’Donnell told former skirt CNN Chris Cuomo that she was “very desperate” and “overestimates” after the first victory of President Donald Trump in 2016 in Podcast “The Chris Cuomo Project” on Tuesday.
O’Donnell revealed that she left the United States to Ireland out of the “self-preservation” feeling after Trump’s second victory, taking into account the difficulties she experienced after his first victory in 2016.
“During his first round, it was very difficult and I got into some bad places. You know, I was very, very desperate.
She also showed that she hurt her heart to know that Americans “believed in Trump’s lies” and, moreover, that she worked in a business that “sells those lies for profit”.
Another reason O’Donnell listed for the departure from the US was to make sure she could be a “good parent” for her 12-year-old child.
“Coming to Ireland was completely a way of taking care of myself and my not binary autistic child, who will need services and assistance and counseling and all the things he is [Trump is] Threatening to sit in his terrible plane of the big, beautiful bill, ”she said.
Later in their discussion, Cuomo recalled saying O’Donnell after Trump’s first victory that “this will affect you much more than it will affect it,” and asked how the movement in Ireland has affected her life.
She told Cuomo that she enjoys the fact that people in Ireland usually do not approach celebrities as they do in America, and also noted that she feels safe given that there is no “magic support” in the country.
O’Donnell linked an experience she had in Ireland, where an elderly man bought her a Pint Guinness after she told her she had left the SH.BA because of choice Trump.
She opposed this with a story from the US, where the fun and her child allegedly made fun of a CVS store after Trump won the 2024 elections.
“A cursed to us, and it is like,” Why are they cursing us? “And I’m like ‘heart you know the bad guy?
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