“View” co-host praises Rosie O’Donnell for fleeing us to escape Trump
Multiple co-hosts of “View” have expressed support for the permanents of comedian and former “View” host Rosie O’Donnell Move to Irelandsays it’s a fair response to Donald Trump being the president of the United States.
On Friday’s episode of the ABC Daytime Talk Show, Ana Navarro and Sunny Hostin defended O’Donnell’s decision, noting that America has become a difficult place to live for people like her.
Hostin says America “doesn’t seem to work for everyone,” suggesting that O’Donnell’s freedom is somehow threatened by the second Trump terminology.
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“The View” debates whether comedian Rosie O’Donnell is right to flee to Europe to avoid President Trump.
The debate continued with O’Donnell Revealed this week She lives in Ireland for nearly two months after Trump’s 2024 election. In a recent Tiktok video, the celebrity cleaned up about her new home, saying, “It was so great, I have to say. And the people were so loving, kind and very welcoming. And I’m very grateful.”
The gay comedian added that she moved to the country on January 15th, five days before Trump took office.
“I was someone I didn’t expect to move to another country, and that’s what I decided was the best for myself and my 12-year-old,” she said.
O’Donnell and Trump have been involved in feuds since 2006 after he criticized his “view” about his generosity towards the Miss USA winner, accused of drug use and other bad behaviour.
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Rosie O’Donnell recently revealed that he moved to Ireland just before President Donald Trump took office. (Photo: Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for Elle; Photo by Roberto Schmidt/AFP
Trump responded by accusing her of “real loser,” and the two have been in conflict ever since. O’Donnell has ultimately opposed Trump’s political career at every stage, explaining that he will receive “the most bully I’ve ever experienced in my life” since the beginning of their feud.
Navarro said it was right to leave, considering the treatment O’Donnell has received from Trump over the years, and Trump is said to be re-instituted.
“But I know you’re Rosie O’Donnell, you hate him, and fairly, she hates him, it’s mutual and you know if you’re listening to him. You’re threatening him. Leave,” she said.
“It’s good for her,” Navarro added. “She’s been fighting for the rest of her life. She puts herself first. I’m very supportive.”
Alyssa Farrr Griffin America had not purchased the proposal that it would not be a free place for some under Trump.
“I think it’s important to remember that America is bigger than the president,” she said.
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“This country has been bigger than the president for four years,” Griffin later added. “I think it’s important to remember. There are places in Europe where you can’t get IVF treatment. Just as we put them and love our European friends – but we put everyone else on this pedestal and act like America is very rear and broken. That’s not.”
Siding alongside Navarro, Hostin pushed back, “A rather young democracy that doesn’t seem to work out right now.”
“I believe in America more than Donald Trump’s ability to ruin it,” Griffin inserted.
Hostin said leaving the country is O’Donnell’s “privilege” and “as she doesn’t work for her family, she is one of the few people who can pick up her life and move her somewhere.”
“Most of us are stuck here,” the co-host added.
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