Rosie O’Donnell went on a tirade to accuse President Donald Trump of cheating during the 2024 election.
O’Donnell variously claimed Trump cheated during the 2024 election, hoped that activists could out federal immigration agents, and even falsely claimed that Trump is violating the U.S. Constitution — the “molluments clause,” as she put it — by taking a plane from Qatar, not to mention her discussion of some of the drugs she is on.
“Things are getting crazy over there in the U S of A,” she said in her monotone delivery, “I mean they’ve been crazy for months, now, right, at least 100 days.”
She then spun into the strange interpretation of President Trump’s election comments: “If he admits one more time that the election was rigged… I mean why is he allowed to admit this over and over again, and no one does anything about it? It’s very obvious that it was.” More
Rosie appears unaware that the deep-seated hatred she carries is the root of her depression. Although her subconscious recognizes that she is mistaken about many things, her conscious mind demands that she is right. This struggle between her conscious and subconscious generates the internal conflict that contributes to her depression.
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