Rosie O'Donnell vents 17 years of frustration with a political figure, celebrating a recent decision that frees her from that emotional burden. She urges voters to recognize the cruelty involved and expresses sharp disappointment with Senator Chuck Schumer.
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politics. And, you know, when I told the truth about him, he went nutso. And it's been 17, 18 years of it already, and I'm sick of it. And I didn't want to live with it while he was back in office, and I knew I couldn't. And I knew that it would, uh, really tax me emotionally to have to do that. So I'm very happy that we made the decision that we made, and I'm really, really hopeful that Americans are going to see, uh, the Americans who voted for him, just how cruel he is and do something that, uh, will stop him. And there has to be smarter people than me in the world. There are millions who are in positions of power who can affect change. And so disappointed in Chuck Schumer. So disappointed. I can't even articulate how disappointed I am in him. And, uh, okay, oh my God, this is why I hate politics.
Jesus, you put me to sleep. Jesus. Okay, let me wake