Source: Global Times

[Global Times Report] According to the U.S. "Variety" magazine, American famous actor Robert De Niro recently became emotional and choked up during a podcast program, accusing President Trump of "destroying our country." Trump posted on social media on the 25th to criticize De Niro and threatened to deport him.

American actor Robert De Niro and U.S. President Trump (right) - photo

According to the report, De Niro is an experienced American actor who played "Vito Corleone" in the American gangster film "The Godfather Part II." De Niro said on the 23rd during a podcast program that Trump was "destroying our country," "I don't know what his reasons are, but it's too disgusting and terrible." He added, "We must save this country."

De Niro later called Trump "the enemy of this country," saying, "Everyone must unite to get the country back on track." He called on the American people to "resist, resist, and resist again," because it was "the only way out."

In response, Trump posted on the 25th to attack De Niro as "a sick and mentally unstable person." "I think he has very low intelligence, completely doesn't know what he is doing or saying, some of his remarks are simply criminal!" Trump said, "I saw him crying like a child, I realized he might be even more sick than the crazy Rosy O'Donnell, who is now in Ireland trying to find a way back to our beautiful America." Rosy O'Donnell is an American actress who has criticized Trump multiple times. Trump previously threatened to revoke O'Donnell's U.S. citizenship.

Trump also criticized Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib in his post. Trump accused them of losing control and screaming during his State of the Union speech, saying, "They looked like madmen or mental patients." "We should send them back to their home countries as soon as possible, they only damage America. They should go on the same ship as De Niro," Trump said.

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