Hollywood has-been Robert De Niro completely lost it during a recent interview, breaking down in tears as he launched into another unhinged rant about President Trump's wildly successful second term. The washed-up actor, who's made hating Trump his full-time job for nearly a decade, actually cried on camera while telling Americans they need to "endure Trump's fire."
What's got De Niro so worked up? The fact that Trump is systematically dismantling the deep state swamp that Hollywood elites like him have been feeding from for years. While everyday Americans celebrate record deportations, government efficiency under Elon Musk's DOGE initiative, and a booming energy sector, De Niro is having a public meltdown.
The actor's emotional breakdown reached peak absurdity when he cited Trump's old Twitter feuds with Rosie O'Donnell as evidence that the President is "unqualified" to lead. Yes, you read that correctly – De Niro thinks mean tweets from years ago disqualify someone from the presidency, but Biden's catastrophic withdrawal from Afghanistan and inflation crisis were just fine.
"He's destroying this country," De Niro sobbed, apparently oblivious to the fact that Trump inherited Biden's mess and is already fixing it.
This is the same Hollywood elite who stayed silent when the Biden regime weaponized federal agencies against parents at school board meetings, censored American citizens through Big Tech partnerships, and left our border wide open for four years. But now that Trump is actually securing the border and restoring constitutional order, suddenly De Niro is concerned about America?
The real fire De Niro should be worried about is the one Trump is lighting under the corrupt establishment that's been selling out American workers for decades. While De Niro cries in his mansion, millions of Americans are celebrating the return of energy independence, border security, and government accountability.
Patriots across the country have a simple message for crying Hollywood elites: We didn't elect you, we elected Trump. And unlike your terrible movies lately, his second term is already a blockbuster success.