Rosie O’Donnell’s response to Trump’s shocking threat exposed.
Rosie O’Donnell and Donald Trump are at it again—and this time, the feud’s gone nuclear after Trump hinted at revoking her citizenship in a late-night social media tirade.
Donald and Rosie’s rocky history profiled.
The post came out of nowhere—or so it seemed. But with these two, nothing ever truly dies. Their war of words has spanned decades.
Their feud began long before politics ever entered the chat. Back when Rosie was on TV and Trump was just… yelling into it.
It all kicked off in 2006 after Rosie criticized Trump’s business ethics on The View. Trump responded with sexist jabs and public rants that quickly spiraled.
He mocked her looks. She mocked his lawsuits. He threatened legal action. She doubled down. Rinse and repeat for years.
Once Trump entered the presidential race, O’Donnell’s trolling went full-time. She called him everything from “a disgrace” to “mentally unstable.”
Following Trump’s re-election, O’Donnell moved to Ireland with her son. But that didn’t mean she stopped talking.
Even as president, Trump found time to attack her. And now, in what many are calling a “bizarre escalation,” he’s taken it way too far.
Trump’s outrage unleashed.
In a post that left followers reeling, Trump declared O’Donnell a “Threat to Humanity” and claimed she should “remain in Ireland, if they want her.”
Experts were quick to shut it down. According to constitutional law, the president doesn’t have the power to revoke anyone’s citizenship. Not even Rosie’s.
Trump’s message exploded across platforms. Screenshots flew, critics screamed, and fans… well, even some of them were confused.
Amanda Frost from the University of Virginia spelled it out: “The president has no authority to take away the citizenship of a native-born US citizen.”
Frost cited a 1967 Supreme Court ruling that locked down the Fourteenth Amendment’s protections. Short version? “You can’t just boot people out.”
Rosie’s retaliation clarified.
Hours after Trump’s threat, O’Donnell fired back. She didn’t mince words. She didn’t hold back. And she posted that photo.
It showed Trump with the late Jeffrey Epstein. Yep, that Epstein. The one Trump keeps trying to distance himself from.
“You are everything that is wrong with America,” she wrote. “I’m everything you hate about what’s still right with it. I’m not yours to silence. I never was.”
Despite denying any close connection, photos and past comments have painted a different story—something critics have never stopped pointing out.
There are receipts. Party photos. Quotes. Even a clip of Trump calling Epstein a “terrific guy” back in the day.
Remember Trump’s promise to declassify the Epstein files? His base sure does. And they’re not thrilled it still hasn’t happened.
Both departments concluded Epstein took his own life. But conspiracy theories haven’t stopped—and they’re not likely to.
Reactions to Rosie’s response revealed.
Thousands of people jumped into the comments. Some praised her. Some blasted her. And others just wanted to know: Is this even real?
Spokeswoman Abigail Jackson dismissed Rosie’s comments, calling her a “symptom of late-stage TDS”—Trump Derangement Syndrome.
It was an odd statement from an official rep, especially considering the entire incident didn’t need to happen. But here we are.
Even some of his loyalists admit this citizenship comment was a step too far. “Not a great look,” one wrote on Truth Social.
She’s used to the hate. It’s baked into her brand. And with each Trump jab, her replies just get sharper.
According to someone in Rosie’s circle, “He can’t stop talking about her. It’s weird. He’s the one who won the presidency, remember?”
Rosie’s not going quietly.
For those who’ve followed the feud since the beginning, this is just another chapter. And they’re eating it up.
From Reddit threads to TikTok reactions, Rosie’s strike hit a nerve—and a very viral one at that.
Some believe Trump’s threat isn’t just about Rosie—it’s a smokescreen for bigger issues looming in the background.
From legal investigations to financial probes, there are reasons Trump might want people talking about O’Donnell instead.
Whether in Ireland or Instagram, she’s made it clear—she’s not backing down, and she’s not going silent.
Because Rosie O’Donnell just turned his threat into her loudest message yet. And this feud? It’s far from over.