Trump Will Lose in a “Landslide” Due to “Mental Illness,” Rosie O’Donnell Predicts

The fued between Donald Trump and Rosie O'Donnell goes back decades.

In 2016, she publicly said demeaning things about Barron Trump, suggesting that he has autism.

She even said that her and her wife would move out of the United States if Trump was elected president... but like all the other Hollywood celebs who made that "threat," they're still here.

The Hill has more details on O'Donnell's "landslide" prediction:

Rosie O'Donnell, a longtime critic of President Trump, said in a recent interview she thinks the president will lose the 2020 election by a "landslide," adding that she firmly believes the voters will “rise to the occasion” and vote him out in November.

When asked about the coming election during an appearance on Marc Maron's "WTF" podcast that aired on Monday, O’Donnell said: "I think November we're gonna be a landslide and take him out, that's what I have to believe."

“I firmly believe that the heart of the nation is bigger than his mental illness and people will rise to the occasion and vote him out,” she continued. “That’s what I hope.”

During the interview, O’Donnell, who said last year that she believed the president would be arrested before this year’s election, also spoke on her feud with Trump, which dates back to years before he became president.

O’Donnell said that she had only ever met Trump on two occasions — once when during his wedding to Marla Maples in the early '90s and another time in 2002 when she hosted “Survivor.”

“I met him once, twice, once at his wedding, because when he was marrying Marla Maples, we had shared a mutual leading man,” she said. “She was in ‘Will Rogers Follies’ and I did ‘Grease.’ And we had the same guy, well, he invited me to be his date.”

“I met him, he shook my hand,” she continued. “And then I met him once at the celebrity, I mean at the ‘Survivor’ finale. I was the host of the ‘Survivor’ finale and he was in talking terms with Mark Burnett to see about doing ‘The Apprentice.’ ”

Talking about Barnett, a TV producer who created “The Apprentice,” O'Donnell said that she blames him “for the vast majority of the problems this nation has, coming to terms with who he is in actuality.”

Polling suggests that Biden may have a lead in key battleground states, but these same polls were proven dramatically wrong in 2016.

Trump coalition continues to grow, making inroads with communities that Republicans have traditionally struggled to gain traction with.

As Democrats continue to politicize the pandemic and make far-off predictions, President Trump is focused on protecting American lives and livelihoods.

Fortunately, Rosie doesn't have a good record when it comes to making predictions.

Breitbart reports that Rosie predicted that Trump would be arrested and behind bars before 2020:

It is not the first time that O’Donnell has come out with bold predictions. Last year, the Sleepless in Seattle star stated her belief that Trump would be arrested before the 2020 presidential election took place.

“I think he’ll be arrested,” O’Donnell said at the time. “I believe in America and I believe in our political system and I believe we will right the wrong of the tyranny of Donald Trump.”

With just over six months to go until the election and the dropping of all charges of Russian collusion against the president, it seems unlikely that her first prediction will come to pass. Meanwhile, the outcome of this year’s presidential still remains to be seen.

The Washington Examiner confirms O'Donnell's failed prediction:

A frequent critic of Trump dating back years, O'Donnell once predicted Trump would be arrested before the end of his first term.

"Yes, I certainly do," O'Donnell said when pressed on that assertion. "I believe in America, I believe in our political system, and I believe we will right the wrong of the tyranny of Donald Trump."

Trump was famously asked during a 2016 presidential debate about allegations of calling women "fat pigs."

"Only Rosie O'Donnell," Trump quipped.

During her time as co-host of The View, O'Donnell said Trump was not the self-made businessman he was selling to the people but rather a " snake-oil salesman on Little House On The Prairie."

For someone who likes to claim that Donald Trump has a "mental illness," Rosie and other Hollywood liberals sure do like to talk about him all the time!

It's almost like they're obsessed.

We like to call it: Trump Derangement Syndrome.

Now, TDS might not be an official mental disorder, but it certainly makes some people like Rosie say crazy things!