Election Dennier and former American comedy Ensign Rosie O'Donnell have accused Elon Musk of “stolen” Donald Trump's 2024 election in some way, as he is a resident of the Ireland country.
O'Donnell sat for short for her first television appearance since moving to Ireland Interview Friday on Ireland TV Late Late Show Together with host Patrick Kiltie, she raised a massive conspiracy theories that cast doubt in the US election, Rapp reported.
Oddly enough, O'Donnell now seems to think that Elon Musk “owns and operates the internet” because he owns a social media outlet previously known as Twitter, and so she believes he could have interfered with the election outcomes of all states.
“Why was the first president in American history to win all swing states, his best friend, and his biggest donor was a man who owned and ran the internet,” O'Donnell cried incredible terms.
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“So I hope that's investigated,” she embraced. “And we'll see if it was extraordinary or if it was something else that happened on American election night when Kamala Harris supported her and Donald Trump was filling up the stadium with people who couldn't do it.”
“So, it's interesting to me and I'm an American and believe in democracy, so I hope I can see all the reasons why this happened in our country,” the former said. View The host ranted.
O'Donnell posted a long video on social media early in March, sparking a ruckus telling fans that he had abandoned the US and moved to Ireland over a sophisticated case of Donald Trump's crazy syndrome.
“It was heartbreaking to see things that are political and difficult for me personally, as we all know, individuals are political.”
“I think every day, and the United States of America, and I hope we can turn things around, rely on you, all of you, and do the right thing. And I'm deep inside and I think we all know what it is,” she added to the video.
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