Rosie O'Donnell published the Prime Minister of Ireland an apology after his visit to the White House was hijacked by jokes about her self -declaration.
Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin was asked last week by a reporter 'Why in the world he allowed' O'Donnell in his country while participating in a joint meeting for St. Patrick's Day festivities.
Trump then weighed and initially asked if Martin knew that he now has “Rosie O'Donnell or even knew who she was before he added:” You're better to know. '
In an interview with the late late show in Ireland, O'Donnell said that she was aware of the interaction and thought it was 'surrealistic' – the opportunity to touch Trump again.
“I felt very worried that they placed the Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) in that position and did not treat him with the respect that a leader deserves that kind when he visits the White House,” she said.
O'Donnell revealed that she wrote a small comment about his e -mail 'after seeing the incident.
“I got a note back that they had received it and thanked me. But I just wanted him to know history and what happened and why he seems to be out to get me in ways that are surprising for most.
“The president of the United States has it for me and has for 20 years,” she said, adding that “he uses me a bit like a punchline when he feels the need.”
In an interview with the late late show in Ireland, O'Donnell said she was aware of the interaction and thought it was 'surrealistic' – who took the opportunity to touch Trump again
Martin seemed to take Trump's comments in his pass on 12 March, somewhat grinning when he was asked about O'Donnell, before the discussion continued quickly.
The liberal actress of Diehard and Comedienne – who has a long history of pronouncing the conservative president – shared in a video of nine minutes after Trump had chosen her decision to have 'self -deporting' because she did not want to live in 'Trump's America'.
“I was never someone who thought I would move to another country. That is what I decided to be best for myself and my 12-year-old child. And here we are, “she said.
'It was heartbreaking to see what is happening politically and difficult for me personally. The personal is political, as we all know. '
In December O'Donnell went to Tiktok to Bash Time Magazine for mentioning Donald Trump's husband of the year before 2024.
“Man of the year, Donald Trump. Well, f ** k you time magazine. F ** Ku, seriously, “said O'Donnell. 'What about the most dangerous man of the year? What about the most criminal man of the year? What about the worst president we've ever had … of the year. '
The feud of the duo dates from 2006, after O'Donnell Trump criticized about the opinion about his response to a Miss USA winner accused of drug use.
At the time, Trump burned her a 'real loser'.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin and President Donald Trump in the Oval Office
Since then, the Tit-for-Tat has accelerated after Trump was chosen and then re-elected-in the White House.
In one of the recent criticisms, she shared a video on Tiktok van de Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zensky who hugged children and picked up with a smile on his face.
“If the current president only had a drop of his caring dedicated heart #resist #protest #defythem #love #fdt,” she wrote in the caption.
O'Donnell's self -declaration led to celebration waves within Maga, many of whom declared a 'victory for Trump'.
Robby Starbuck, a conservative activist and filmmaker, proudly stated that Trump was given the liberal comedian to 'self -deport'. He celebrated: “Promises made, promises!”
One person who was posted on X and pointed out that left -wing celebrities 'make up their threats' to leave the country this time, while in the first term of Trump they did not do mostly.
Another Maga supporter said: 'Haha so great! I'm sorry Ireland, but she's your problem now! “While a fourth added:” I call this an American victory. “
