Roseanne Barr and the always entertaining case of the epic series “Roseanne” is back on television - and the star of the show as well as America's favorite co-star - John Goodman - went on Jimmy Kimmel Live for a promotional interview - where Roseanne gave Jimmy Kimmel a politically incorrect reality check when it comes to her support for President Donald J. Trump.
Kimmel, the star of the late-night talk series which pretends to be the comedy, oftentimes tries to manipulate guests and attack them with both politically charged rhetoric, and failed punchlines.
However, Roseanne Barr isn't the one.
Roseanne and Goodman both went into the liberal lair of Kimmel knowing what to expect, that his writers would carefully prepare a set up to try and assault the 45th President of the United States of America, while simultaneously trying to hit Roseanne with low blows because she's a Trump supporter.
Unfortunately for Jimmy, he ended up being annihilated by Roseanne as she held her head high and stood proudly behind enemy lines.
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Immediately, Kimmel introduced the setup to run into the Trump attack, by asking if Goodman and Barr’s return to the film set was an emotional one.
Goodman responded, “I’m looking for the words for it, and I just can't find them. It's a bit weirder than deja vu, but it's like we took a two-week break and came back after twenty years, but I was just… So much older.”
Roseanne chimed in, “It was like a wormhole or something.”
Kimmel laughed and replied, “It's been what, twenty years? During that time you ran for President… during the time?”
This was his beginning to take the conversation where he wanted it.
Roseanne said, “Yeah…,” waiving to the audience as they gave their applause in support.
“And by the way… I do want to say… You were kind of the original crazy tweeter running for the President,” Kimmel said as Roseanne agreed.
“Trump totally stole my act,” Roseanne joked. “I ran my whole campaign on Twitter in 2012. And you know what's weird Jimmy? It's really hard to get on the ballot, on account of you know, corruption and stuff. I was only allowed on three state ballots okay. California, Colorado, (or something, she chuckled) and Florida!”
“Three state ballots. I STILL came in sixth,” Roseanne said, expressing her obvious disgust for politicians as the audience cheered.
“Two of those states legalized marijuana for recreational use afterward,” Kimmel said.
“I know, I ran on the legalization of marijuana,” Roseanne chimed back.
“And I've been paying women hush money for years,” Goodman joked.
“Now one of the things on the show, which I know a lot of the television critics got very excited about, is the fact that Roseanne Connor [Roseanne Barr’s character on the series] is a Trump supporter on the show,” Kimmel said. “I don't want to give anything away, but that's part of the dynamic of you and your family on the show.”
“Yeah, and in real life, it's like everybody's family is pissed off at each other for one thing or another,” Roseanne said.
Kimmel asked, “Is your family mad at you?”
“Well you know, we had some pro-Hillary and some pro-Trump's, and there was a lot of fighting,” Rosanne replied.
Kimmel then asked, “Weren't you like a good friend of Hillary Clinton's at one point?
Recalling the fact, Roseanne said, “Yeah… I was.”
Kimmel responded, “And what happened…?”
“Well, I know you're… Very very down on her,” Kimmel said.
Roseanne replied, “Down on her?”
Kimmel said, “Well, I know you called her a murderer on Twitter, didn't you?”
“I DID NOT,” Roseanne said. The audience began to laugh, as Goodman put his hands over his face and began laughing.
“You know I'm gonna find that tweet,” Kimmel said.
“I DELETED IT SO F*CK YOU,” Roseanne said, giving Jimmy Kimmel the middle finger.
Everyone begins to laugh, Kimmel, Roseanne, the audience.
“I had problems, I had some disagreement with her foreign policy,” Roseanne said.
“You had some disagreement with her foreign policy,” Kimmel laughed.
Roseanne asked, “Did you agree with her foreign policy?”
Kimmel said, “Nevermind her foreign policy, how bout captain wacko we got running the country here? I'm shocked, cause I know you were a very liberal, socially liberal person.”
“I'm still the same, you all… Moved,” Roseanne said. “You all went so f*cking far out, you lost everyone.”
Roseanne is correct. The modern-day Democratic Party is a far left epitome of Communism and Progressive insanity, without any logic or reason.
“You're probably right by the way,” Kimmel said.
“I mean seriously, a lot of your audience, including me, a lot of us, no matter who we voted for, we don't want to see our President fail,” Roseanne said.
“I know,” Kimmel said.
“Are you sh*tting me,” Roseanne asked. “You want Pence, you want f*cking Pence for the President?”
“No I don't want Pence,” Kimmel said.
“The zip your f*cking lip about Trump,” Roseanne said.
Watch the entire interview below.
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The entire nation is thrilled to have Roseanne Barr, John Goodman, and the rest of the hilarious crew back on television, being one of America's favorite sitcom families, with a legendary combination of chemistry between the cast.
The eight-episode premier of the Roseanne Revival begins on ABC on March 27th, of 2018 at 8 PM Eastern / 7 PM Central.
The New episodes will reunite the entire original Roseanne series cast including Roseanne Barr (Roseanne), John Goodman (Dan), Sara Gilbert (Darlene), Laurie Metcalf (Jackie), Michael Fishman (D.J.) and Lecy Goranson (Becky), which will air in 2018. Sarah Chalke, who played the character Becky in later seasons, will also appear in another role on the series.
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>Trump supporter
since when?