Actor Robert De Niro appeared on ABC’s “The View” and expressed his concerns about former President Donald Trump and his supporters. De Niro suggested that Trump and his followers were driven by anger and hate, comparing the situation to historical figures like Hitler and Mussolini. He warned that if Trump were to be re-elected, it would have significant consequences for the country.
De Niro criticized Trump for his divisive rhetoric and behavior, citing an incident where Trump reportedly wanted to punch a bystander at one of his rallies. De Niro expressed his disbelief at Trump’s actions and suggested that the president’s slogan should be “F— America, I want to f— America.” He also expressed concern that if Trump were to be re-elected, he would not willingly give up power, leading to further civil unrest.
Co-host Whoopi Goldberg also chimed in, agreeing with De Niro’s assessment of Trump’s behavior and warning of the potential for chaos and instability if he were to remain in power. De Niro and Goldberg both emphasized the importance of recognizing the dangers posed by Trump and his administration.
