Roseanne Barr defies Hollywood’s attempts to silence her, dismissing Nazi/anti-Semitic smears as baseless while mocking her canceled revival show alongside Tucker Carlson. She credits Trump as the only ally in entertainment, framing their bond as divinely ordained, and compares her role to Virginia Woolf’s in exposing suppressed truths. Barr contrasts "real Americans"—doctors, nurses, and troops resisting mandates—against insular elites, labeling modern fascism a tech-enabled threat, before Carlson redirects listeners to his X platform. [Automatically generated summary]
This has probably happened to you every couple months or so.
You look up from what you're doing, otherwise occupied feeding the dog or paying your power bill, and you look up, and they'll be trying once again to make Roseanne Barr be quiet.
Shut up, Roseanne Barr!
You're a Nazi!
You're crazy!
It's not working!
Roseanne Barr's been in the public eye for almost 40 years, and amazingly...
She's more influential than ever, so we thought we would check in with her and see how she's doing.
So that's great when everyone's like, oh, you're Jesus!
But it's not so good when they're like, you're fired!
I don't take any of it personally, thank you, Kevin.
But you get fired in this very, very public way, become the center of the national debate over Trump, but you don't go away, and then all of a sudden I look up and you're everywhere.
And we have journalists such as yourself with a conscience who care about this country and what it means and how we have to do everything we can to save it at this late, late date.
Well, as I always say, he's the only guy in my Hollywood career that ever returned a favor.
He's the only one who ever returned a favor and gave me back more than I had given him.
I was always a stranger in a strange land, but it gave me a unique perspective.
And God gave me a unique perspective.
Like he was talking to me today, he's like, Rosanna, have you noticed what a gift I've given you by putting you in your lifetime to be alive in a world where the jokes just write themselves?
But like you, like Virginia Woolf said, the job of the writer is to put the severed parts together, you know, to create the clear picture for the viewer or the reader.
That's what you do, too, so you know exactly what I'm talking about.
How fun is it to put those parts together, and you know those two wires have never gone together, never been allowed to go together, and they just start a friggin' huge, one spark sets the whole woods on fire, you know?
We're seeing it.
We're seeing people go, wow, I've been lied to my whole life every day.
But, you know, once you're in that bubble, the bubble of show business or whatever bubble it is, your little secret society or club, you don't never come out of it.
The heart of America, we keep being denied to see the real Americans, the heroes of America.
I see them, though, because everywhere I go, I see them.
Those are the people that those nurses say, those nurses and doctors that, you know, refused to go along.
Those brave people in our armed forces who were kicked out because they understood that no government, least of all this one, has the right to force untested drugs on a captive population because that's nothing but fascism.
Fascism and Hitlerism and Nazism and Stalinism all mixed together.
Because, you know, this is exactly what Hitler would be like if he had computers.