US President Donald Trump and comedian Rosie O’Donnell are blunt in social media.
US President Donald Trump put new rounds in the old dispute. Aop
US President Donald Trump threatens to take citizenship from US comedian Rosie O’Donnell.
Trump and O’Donnell have been publicly controversial for two decades, says The Guardian. On Saturday, Trump escaped controversy in a message published on his Truth Social platform.
Trump described O’Connell as “threat to humanity”, which is why he said he was considering “seriously eliminating his nationality.”
“He is a threat to mankind, and he should stay in a great country of Ireland if they want him,” Trump wrote in his publication Fox News by.
O’Donnell moved to Ireland after Trump won the presidential election, says The Guardian. He is a native US citizen.
Trump has previously called O’Connell, among other things, “real loser,” “pig” and “coarse, ruthless, disgusting and stupid,” says CNN.
Comedian and actress Rosie O’Donnell moved out of the United States. Zumawire / mvphotos
“You are afraid”
O’Donnell responded to Trump’s threat on Instagram. He says he left the country before Trump “ignites it in the flames”.
– You call me a threat to humanity, but I’m everything you are afraid of, “O’Connell writes in his publication.
– You want to take my nationality? Just about it, try.
Jeffrey Epstein, a sex crime convicted of the publication in the publication, poses with Trump. If the dipping below is not visible, you can watch it by pressing here.
O’Connell has also shared a number of other users’ publications on his Instagram page to criticize Trump.
On Sunday, the comedian called Trump a “danger to the world” in an interview with Rté Radio 1 in Ireland, CNN says.
“I’m very proud against everything he says, does and represents,” O’Connell shook according to CNN.
– I think she is racist, anti -female and sexist.
In the past, Trump has threatened other citizenship by exporting or expulsing. A couple of weeks ago, he said he was considering whether billionaire Elon Musk should be expelled from the United States.