In her first Irish TV interview, Rosie O'Donnell, now residing in Ireland, discusses her path to citizenship and the reason for moving. She believes she will not return to the US until citizens enjoy equal rights and criticizes the administration of Trump for its cruelty, linking it to a broader global call for democracy. O'Donnell indicates an eagerness for the upcoming interview and a belief in the authenticity that comes from being live without safety nets, reflecting on her past conflict with Trump while calling for humanity and decency.
Cruelty is a centrepiece in Trump's criminally incompetent administration. "The time to name it is long past; be careful" is advice undermined by the fear used in dictatorships.
O'Donnell expressed that democracy is awakening worldwide and she is motivated by a demand for decency and humanity in the face of danger.
O'Donnell embraces the live interview format, stating that "no safety net brings out the best in everyone," suggesting her belief in authentic expression through performance.
Reflecting on her move, O'Donnell stated she won’t return to the US until it is safe for all citizens to have equal rights.
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