Robert De Niro threw a press conference to call Donald Trump a coward & a clown

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Not only was Harry Dunn there, but De Niro was also rolling with Michal Fanone, another police officer who stood up to MAGA terrorists on January 6th.
53% : De Niro has dealt with clowns like Trump for a long time, and long-time New Yorkers always tend to despise Trump because they know his actual history.
50% : "He doesn't belong in my city," De Niro, a native New Yorker, said of Trump during a press conference hosted by President Joe Biden's reelection campaign outside Manhattan Supreme Court.
41% : De Niro said he decided to lend his talents to a Biden-Harris campaign ad "because it shows the violence of Trump.
25% : Some of it is a battle of New Yorkers - De Niro was born-and-raised in lower Manhattan, while Trump is an outer-borough guy.
23% : From the freakouts in conservative media, this De Niro stunt hit Trump where it hurts - his credibility with "big tough guys."
22% : Speaking of, while Trump was once again sleeping and farting in a Manhattan court during his hush-money trial, De Niro gave a press conference on the street and called Trump a clown yet again: Legendary actor Robert De Niro on Tuesday slammed Donald Trump as a "loser" and a "clown," standing just feet away from the Manhattan courtroom where the former president was listening to closing arguments in his criminal trial.
22% : Tough guys like De Niro think Trump is a coward and loser.
20% : "You think Trump ever threw a punch himself, or took one?
12% : The "Taxi Driver" and "The Godfather Part II" movie star described Trump as a threat to the United States, and said that Trump fomented violence and destruction during the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol Jan. 6, 2021, by a mob of his supporters.
1% : Donald Trump changed that - suddenly, De Niro cannot shut up about how much he f-king hates Trump.

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