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BREAKING: Legendary actor Robert De Niro rips into "monster" Donald Trump right outside of the hush money courthouse, delivering his most brutal takedown to date.
This is one for the history books...
"People thought they could control Hitler, they thought maybe they could control Mussolini, it didn't happen," said De Niro. "And other people we don't even know about and read about in countries that are less visible but the same things happens."
"A dictator is a dictator and that's what Trump wants to do and be," he went on. "I'm sorry but there's nothing good about him. Nothing, nothing, nothing good about him."
"What do you say to the critics that [this trial] is weaponization, that this is basically what Trump would do?" someone asked the actor.
"He's a monster. He cannot be President of the United states, ever. Ever," said De Niro. "And people know that. Many people know it and are afraid to say something. But people have to speak on it now and say, and acknowledge to themselves that he's monster and they might be afraid but you got to speak up."
"Everybody has to speak up," he went on. "Of course the vote is everything but there's other things even before that. This is the time. This is it. It's now or never. This is the moment of truth for this country. Period."
"What's your fear surrounding this verdict?" someone asked."
"If it's a hung jury or whatever it is, he might, he'll use it with his big mouth, he'll use it and say a bunch of stuff, as usual," said De Niro. "And the people like the ones behind us yelling they'll go 'yea, yea, yea' but the fact is whether he's acquitted, whether it's a hung jury, whatever, whatever. He is guilty and we all know that."
"I've never seen a guy get out of so many things — and we all know this, everybody in the world knows this — get out from so many legal situations, get out where he really shouldn't," said De Niro.
"Mr. De Niro do you think you're gonna break through with everyday voters?" someone asked.
"I hope I will. I hope I will, that's all I hope. I hope I make a difference to anybody. I'm so angry. This is not where I wanted to be standing right now, this is not what I should be doing," he went on.
"But I am so angry that this person and let alone a New Yorker came and hustled the world, and hustled this country," he said. "Hustled the country! And they believe him. Maybe it's too many years of The Apprentice or whatever but it's terrifying! I have to say something."
Well put on Mr. De Niro! It's all on the line this year and it falls to all of us to speak up, show out, and defeat MAGA fascism.
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BREAKING: Rock and roll legend Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones enrages MAGA world by hilariously trolling Donald Trump during a massive concert in New Jersey.
This is exactly the kind of thing that gets right under Trump's skin...
"I thought we were gonna get a bit of a Stormy Daniels but we’re alright," Jagger said of the weather, causing the crowd to roar with laughter.
Daniels is currently a sore sport for Trump because her testimony could end up sending him to prison in the hush money trial in New York.
During another point in the performance, Jagger performed a fan-voted song and said: "There’s a much bigger vote happening in November."
He also noted Trump's "trials and tribulations," a likely reference to his mounting legal and financial problems.
To add insult to injury, the Rolling Stones performed for more than 80,000 people at the concert. Meanwhile, Trump's campaign rally in the Bronx struggled to pull in 3,500 people (Trump lied and claimed 25,000).
The best part of all of this is that Trump is absolutely obsessed with celebrities. He wants to be liked and welcomed in by them but most of them absolutely despise him.
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