Several co-hosts of “The View” expressed their support for the actor and former “view” the host Rosie O’Donnell Permanent Permanent Irely move to IrelandSaying it’s a just answer to Donald Trump being the President of the United States.
During the Friday episode of the show Talking Daytime ABC, co-animators Ana Navarro and Sunny Hostin defended O’Donnell’s decision, noting that America becomes a difficult place to live for people like her.
Hostin said that America “does not seem to work for everyone”, suggesting that the freedom of O’Donnell is somehow threatened by a second term Trump.
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“The view” co-host debate if he was just for actress Rosie O’Donnell to flee in Europe to avoid President Trump.
The discussion followed O’Donnell Woken up this week That she has lived in Ireland for almost two months after Trump’s elections in 2024. In a recent Tiktok video, the celebrity came clean about her new house, declaring: “It was quite wonderful, I must say. And people were so loving, so kind and so welcoming. And I am very grateful.”
The gay actress added that she had moved to the country on January 15, five days before the inauguration of Trump.
“Although I am someone who never thought to move to another country, that’s what I decided would be the best for me and my 12-year-old child,” she said, noting that she was obtaining her Irish citizenship.
O’Donnell and Trump have been involved in a quarrel since 2006 after criticizing “The View” on his leniency towards a winner of Miss USA who had been accused of drug use and other bad behaviors.
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Rosie O’Donnell recently revealed that she had moved to Ireland just before the inauguration of President Donald Trump. (Photo by Stefanie Keenan / Getty Images for her; Photo by Roberto Schmidt / AFP via Getty Images)
Trump replied by slamming it as a “real loser”, and both have disagreed since. O’Donnell would finally describe the reception of the “more intimidation that I have ever experienced in my life” since the start of their quarrel, and opposed Trump’s political career at each stage.
Navarro said that O’Donnell was right to leave, given the treatment she had received from Trump over the years, and the threat that Trump again represents during his mandate.
“But I know that if you are Rosie O’Donnell, that he hates and – in all honesty, she hates him, it is mutual – and you listen to her threaten Liz Cheney, and you look at him, go after the law firms, and you listen to him to say that he comes back to be the remuneration, and you know how vicious and vicious, and then you have you, and you have, Duration, and you have a year with 12 years with 12 years with 12 years with 12 years with 12 years with 12 years with you with you with a person who does you, when he does, you have trouble, and you have an anomaly with 12 years with a year with a person with anne with 12 years with a person with a person who does you, who makes you personally, and you have an anomaly with a person with a person with a person with a person with a person with a person with a person with a person with a person with a person Aniaux with 12 years old with 12 years old with 12 years with 12 years with 12 years with 12 years with you with a person who makes you. exit.’ She said.
“Good for her,” added Navarro. “She fought all her life. She puts herself first. I am very favorable.”
Alyssa Farah Griffin Did not buy the suggestion that America is not a free place for some under Trump.
“I think it is important to remember that America is greater than the president,” she said.
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“This country is larger than president for four years,” Griffin added later. “I just think that they are important people that people remember – there are places where I would not be able to obtain IVF treatments in Europe. As we put – and love my European friends – but we put everyone on this pedestal and act as America is so arrears and broken. This is not the case.”
Shaving with Navarro, Hostin has rejected: “It’s a pretty young democracy who does not seem to work at the moment.”
“I believe in America more than Donald Trump’s ability to ruin it,” said Griffin.
Hostin argued in return, declaring that leaving the country is the “prerogative” of O’Donnell, because the country “does not work for his family and she is one of the few people who can resume her life and move her somewhere”.
“Most of us are stuck here,” added the co-host.
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