Today, Saturday (Saturday), US President Donald Trump threw up from the presenter of talk shows, Rosie Odonel, after criticizing his administration’s dealings with weather forecasting bodies in the wake of Texas floods that harvested the lives of dozens.
This is the latest in constant hostility for years between the two on social media.
Trump wrote, on the “Truth Social” platform: “Since Rosie Odonel’s behavior is not in the interest of our great country, I am seriously thinking about withdrawing its nationality,” bringing the principle of deportation that the American administration resorted to when attempts to remove protesters born abroad from the country.
He said, according to “Reuters”: “It poses a threat to humanity, and she must remain in her wonderful country, Ireland, if they want it. God bless America! ”
Under American law, the President of the United States cannot withdraw citizenship from an American born there. Odonel was born in New York State.
Trump was directed and criticized by Odonel, who moved to Ireland earlier this year with her 12 -year -old son, after assuming the presidency for the second time.
Odonel, in a video clip of the “Tik Talk” application last March, said it would return to the United States “when the situation becomes safe for all citizens to obtain equal rights.”
Odonil responded to Trump’s threat in two post on her Instagram account, saying that the American president opposes her; Because it “directly opposes everything it represents.”
The President of Odonil’s contempt dates back to 2006 when the introduction of the “View” program, at the time, mocked Trump; Because he dealt with the controversy related to a winner of the Miss USA competition.
It seems that Trump’s threat to withdraw citizenship, including a response to Odonel’s video on the “Tech Talk” application, mourning 119 people who died in Seoul Texas this month.
She blamed the extensive discounts made by Trump in environmental and science agencies, concerned with predicting major natural disasters.
The Trump administration, local officials and state officials faced increasing questions about measures that could have been taken to protect and warn the population before the floods that occurred at a tremendous speed in the hours before the dawn of the Independence Day, on the fourth of this month, which led to the lives of many, including dozens of children.
