George Clooney sent a surprising message to both President Donald Trump and the Democratic party during a appearance at the late show with Stephen Colbert.
The 63-year-old actor appeared in Tuesday's episode of the CBS Late-Night talk show to promote his Broadway Play Good Night, and good luck, based on the film with the same name in which he played, co-written and directed almost 20 years Rather.
The conversation eventually turned to politics, where the actor revealed that he “had been raised a democrat in Kentucky,” a joke “It has been nothing but fun.”
He then revealed that his first time was votes in 1980 for the Democratic sitting Jimmy Carter, although Ronald Reagan won, as he said: “I lost with a few bushes and I won with a few clintons and Obamas,” added: “You know you know , this is democracy. '
Although Clooney nor Colbert mentioned President Trump by name, Clooney said about the Democrats who lose this last election, “Well I don't know, what should I do? Storm the f *** ing capitol? 'Making the crowd applauded, referring to the rebellion of January 6, 2021.
He also added an unexpected direct message to President Trump, without saying his name: “Good for you. I hope you are doing well because our country needs it, and we will meet you in 3.5 years and see where we are going. '
George Clooney sent a rather surprising message to both President Donald Trump and the Democratic Party during a appearance at the late show with Stephen Colbert
Although Clooney nor Colbert mentioned President Trump by name, Clooney said about the Democrats who lose this last election, “Well I don't know, what should I do? Storm the f *** ing capitol? 'Making the crowd applauded, referring to the rebellion of January 6, 2021.
The actor then shared a story about his seven -year -old son Alexander, who eventually served as a message to Trump, less than a year after he played an important role in having President Joe Biden resigned for Kamala Harris.
The actor then shared a story about his seven -year -old son Alexander, who came less than a year after he played an important role in having President Joe Biden resigned for Kamala Harris.
“It is part of democracy. There are people who are once and disagreed, and most of us still love each other, we will all get through it, “he went on.
The actor added: 'I have a son who plays in chess tournaments, loves chess. He is seven years old and he plays against many older children and he does not always win, as you can imagine. '
“He gets upset and I say:” Listen, shake the man's hand, you say a good game, I'll get you next time. And that's a bit how … You have to live according to those rules, “Clooney said.
Colbert knocked on his wooden desk, while Clooney said, “What?” And Colbert replied: “That there will be another (election),” referring to Trump's comments from July 2024 while campaigning for Christian conservatives.
'You have to get out and vote. You don't have to vote again in four years. We will have it repaired so well, you don't have to vote, “Trump said at the time.
At the beginning of July, just over a month before the 2024 democratic national convention, Clooney wrote a New York Times on-ed entitled: 'I love Joe Biden, but we need a new nominee, weeks after Biden's disturbing performance in the Presidential June-President Debate.
“I love Joe Biden. As a senator. As a vice president and as a president. I consider him a friend and I believe in him. Believe in his character. Believe in his morality. In the past four years he has won a lot of the fighting with which he is dealing with, “said Clooney in the Op-ED, just a few weeks after he had organized a fundraising for Biden himself.
“It is part of democracy. There are people who are once and disagreed, and most of us still love each other, we will all get through it, “he continued
The actor added: 'I have a son who plays in chess tournaments, loves chess. He is seven years old and he plays against many older children and he does not always win, as you can imagine '
'Good for you. I hope you are doing well because our country needs it, and we will meet you in 3.5 years and see where we are going. That's part of the thing, “said Clooney
Colbert knocked on his wooden desk, while Clooney said, “What?” And Colbert replied: 'That there will be another (election),' referring to Trump's comments from July 2024 during the Campaign for Christian Conservatives
At the beginning of July, just over a month before the 2024 democratic national convention, Clooney wrote a New York Times on-ed entitled: 'I love Joe Biden, but we need a new nominee, weeks after Biden's disturbing performance in the Presidential June-President Debate
“But the only struggle he can't win is the fight against time. None of us can. It is devastating to say it, but the Joe Biden where I was at the fundraiser three weeks ago was not the Joe “Big F-Ining Deal” Biden of 2010. He wasn't even the Joe Biden of 2020. He was the The same man we all have witnessed in the debate, “said Clooney.
He also clearly stated: 'We are not going to win with this president in November. Moreover, we will not win the house and we will lose the Senate. '
“This is not just my opinion; This is the opinion of every senator and congressman and governor with whom I have spoken privately. Everyone, regardless of what he or she says publicly, continued Clooney.
The actor thought that the removal of Biden from the ticket would 'enliven our party' and 'Wake -up voters' who 'checked out' before the debate 'checked out'.
The OP-ED was only a part of a growing choir among Democrats for Biden to resign, which he eventually only did 11 days later on July 21, who officially endorsed his vice-president Kamala Harris to walk in his place.
Harris and current partner Tim Walz eventually lost to Donald Trump and JD Vance with an overwhelming margin in Electoral College (312 to 226), but with only 1.5% in the popular mood (49.8% – 77.3 million votes up to 48.3% – 75.01 million votes).
