The “view” that protrudes, praise Rosi O’Donnell for running away with us to avoid Trump

Numerous sua Moving to IrelandSaying this is a fair answer when Donald Trump is the US president.

On Friday, the ABC Daytime show episode, co -chairman of Ana Navaro and Sunny Hostin defended the O’Donnel’s decision, noting that America is becoming a difficult place for life for her.

Hostin said that America “seems to be not working for everyone,” believing that O’Donnel’s freedom threatens Trump’s second term.

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The “view” of the debate, whether it is right for Rosi O’Donnell comed to escape to Europe to avoid President Trump.

After the discussion occurred O’Donel revealing this week that she lives in Ireland almost two months after Trump’s elections in 2024. In a recent video Tiktok, the celebrity came purely about her new home, saying: “It was pretty wonderful, I have to say. And people were so loving, so good and such hospitable. And I am very grateful.”

Gay -commic added that she moved to the country on January 15, five days before Trump’s inauguration.

“Although I was a man who never thought I would move to another country, this is what I decided would be the best for myself and my 12-year-old child,” she said, noting that she was in the process of receiving her Irish citizenship.

O’Donnell and Trump have participated in hostility since 2006 after she criticized him in the “look” of her indulgence to Miss US winner, who was accused of using drugs and other bad behavior.

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Recently, Rosi O’Donnell showed that she moved to Ireland before President Donald Trump’s inauguration. (Photo by Stephanie Cinan/Gates Image for Elle; Photo by Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images)

Trump replied, slamming her as a “true loser”, and they disagreed since then. In the end, O’Donnell would describe the “most bullying I felt in my life” since the beginning of my hostility, and opposed Trump’s political career at every turn.

Navaro said O’Donnell was right to leave, given the treatment she has received from Trump over the years, and Trump’s threat is allegedly presenting again.

“BUT I NO KNOW IF YOU’RE ROSIE O’DONNELL, WHO HE HATES AND – IN FAIRNESS, She Hates Him, IT’S MUTUAL – and you will listing to Him Threaten Liz cheney, and you’re looking at Him Go After Law Firms He’s coming back to retribute, and you know how he is, and you have a 12-year-old with special Needs… then you make the Hard.

“Good for her,” Navara added. “She fought for her whole life. She puts herself in the first place. I am very supportive.”

Alice Farah Griffin did not buy the suggestion that America is not free for some at Trump.

“I think it is important to remember that America is greater than the president,” she said.

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“This country is greater than the president for four years,” Griffin added later. “I just think it’s important to remember – there are places where I will not be able to get eco in Europe. As we put – and love my European friends – but we put everyone else on this pedestal and act as America is so far behind and broken.”

Saiding from Navarre, Hostin pushed back: “This is a pretty young democracy that does not seem to work now.”

“I believe more in America than Donald Trump’s ability to ruin it,” Griffin intervened.

Hostin claimed that, saying that leaving the country – “prerogative” O’Donela, as a country, does not work for her family, and she is one of the few people who can pick up her life and move it much. “

“Most of us are stuck here,” the co-chair added.

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