In a recent TikTok video, Rosie O'Donnell, a comedian known for her left-leaning views, addressed her 2.
9 million followers with a series of allegations against President Donald Trump.
O'Donnell claimed that President Trump has settled cases involving child abuse with parents, a statement that has sparked controversy and debate. "We never thought wed be living what were living right now. Never," O'Donnell remarked, expressing her disbelief at the current political climate in the United States, which she described as being focused on "fascism."
O'Donnell's comments did not stop there. She questioned the possibility of President Trump being reelected, despite what she described as his orchestration of an insurrection and the charges of sexual misconduct against him.
"Did you think it a million years that they would reelect a man who orchestrated an insurrection against the government? They would reelect that guy with all the charges of sex abuse? the adjudicated rapist," she continued. The comedian further alleged, without evidence, that President Trump has settled cases with "children's families," saying, "And then I just saw this thing today about all the cases hes settled with children, childrens families, accusations about him, that he chose to settle."
As reported by Breitbart, O'Donnell did not provide any sources for her claims, which appear to echo baseless rumors that have circulated on social media. Last summer, Reuters debunked similar falsehoods, which included fabricated headlines about potential "child molestation charges" against President Trump.
Despite the lack of substantiation, O'Donnell persisted in her critique, questioning when society will recognize and address what she perceives as "deviant, psychotic, mentally ill behavior" at high levels of government. "Shame, people. Shame on what has become of us," she declared.
O'Donnell also criticized President Trump's taste in interior design, particularly his preference for gold-colored decor, which she linked to her experiences in the United Arab Emirates. "You just rip it to shit, you throw gold lam all of over it," she said, recalling a trip to Abu Dhabi where she was reminded of Trump's aesthetic preferences.
She recounted a conversation with the late writer Nora Ephron about Trump's "love of gold lam," pondering what Ephron might have written about the current political situation. "God, what Nora Ephron would have written about whats happening now. I think about it all the time," O'Donnell mused.
In her closing remarks, O'Donnell made a dramatic comparison between President Trump's policies and the situation in Gaza, urging for the preservation of SNAP benefits. "Save the SNAP money, for Gods sake dont let him starve America like they did in Gaza. Please, God," she implored, continuing her pattern of hyperbolic rhetoric.
Alana Mastrangelo, a reporter for Breitbart News, covered O'Donnell's statements. Readers can follow Mastrangelo on Facebook and X at @ARmastrangelo, and on Instagram for further updates and insights.
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