Robert De Niro's incredible interview with Élise Lucet

“A star put all his energy and notoriety into the camp Kamala Harris . » The star in question is Robert De Niro . A few days before the American presidential election which was held on Tuesday on the other side of the Atlantic, Elise Lucet met the 81-year-old actor in his hometown of New York for an exclusive interview broadcast in “Special Envoy” .

For about ten minutes, Robert De Niro expressed his concerns about the idea that Donald Trump could become president of the United States again. “He reminds me of The Godfather that I played in The Freedmen, he declared in particular. It's the people around him who are the most dangerous. […] Today it is worse than ever. It seems like he's trying to be the best at the worst. »

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“Trump is a dangerous person with an evil mind. He's someone who wants to harm others.”he outbid. Élise Lucet highlighted the violence of the qualifiers used against Donald Trump and the obsessive aspect of Robert De Niro's communication. “My only obsession is that all this stops. At my age, I have no desire to deal with thishe defended himself. The problem is not what he intends to do, but who he is. All he wants is to be the boss and give orders. »

“I would love to debate Donald Trump, I would make short work of it. I would tear it downsays the American star very seriously. All he knows how to do is insult people. He doesn't know how to do anything else, he has nothing to say. » Robert De Niro emphasized the “fear of debate” of the one who, a few days after this interview, would once again become president of the United States. “He really is what I call a bastard. […] If he is elected, there will be colossal opposition. There will be conflicts everywhere. »

This issue of “Special Envoy” devoted to the American elections was followed by 1,642,000 viewers on average (8.6% PDA) according to figures from Médiamétrie.