Actor and singer Barbra Streisand as soon as once more mentioned she is finished with America if Donald Trump wins the presidency.
“I can’t dwell on this nation if he turns into president,” the outspoken Democrat, who campaigned for Hillary Clinton within the 2016 election, advised “The Late Present” host Stephen Colbert in a prolonged interview that aired on Monday.
Colbert requested Streisand the place she would transfer to.
“Most likely England, I like England,” she replied.
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Streisand issued an identical warning forward of the 2016 election, saying in a “60 Minutes” interview that she’d go away the nation if Trump gained.
“I’m both coming to your nation, in the event you’ll let me in, or Canada,” she advised Australian journalist Michael Usher on the time.
Trump gained. Streisand stayed, as did multiple other celebrities who made the identical menace ― together with Cher, Bryan Cranston and Amy Schumer.
Streisand isn’t any stranger to criticizing Trump, although.
She’s beforehand referred to as the four-times-indicted former president and clear Republican 2024 front-runner “the Liar in Chief, the Groper in Chief,” “so silly” and “so ill-informed” and mentioned his 2016 win was “heartbreaking.”
Streisand’s 2018 album “Partitions” contained a number of digs at Trump.
The ballad “Don’t Misinform Me” featured the crucial lyrics: “How do you win if all of us lose? You modify the information to justify” and, “How do you sleep when the world retains turning? All that we constructed has come undone.”
In 2021, Streisand appeared again at Trump’s administration as “4 years in a black gap.”
“4 years of individuals dying unnecessarily as a result of they didn’t inform the reality,” she mentioned, a reference to Trump’s botched dealing with of the coronavirus pandemic. “The reality is so vital. Inform folks the reality, they’ll cope with it.”
Streisand, who was selling her new memoir “My Title Is Barbra,” additionally hailed President Joe Biden’s compassion however described the present political local weather within the U.S. as “unhealthy.”
