It's war! Trump vs. Rosie
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FYI,Larry King is attracted to Donald Trump's hair.Brent wrote:Stephanie wrote:I think that she's not much longer for The View. Barbara Walters didn't put up with Star Jones and Rosie's worse. Rosie should've kept her own talk show.
As far as Clay is concerned, should would've been better off keeping her mouth shut.
Trump is on Larry King right now by phone and said that privately he talked to Barbara and said she's not happy with her. I bet... she's had like 5 scandals just this month.
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Opal storm wrote:FYI,Larry King is attracted to Donald Trump's hair.Brent wrote:Stephanie wrote:I think that she's not much longer for The View. Barbara Walters didn't put up with Star Jones and Rosie's worse. Rosie should've kept her own talk show.
As far as Clay is concerned, should would've been better off keeping her mouth shut.
Trump is on Larry King right now by phone and said that privately he talked to Barbara and said she's not happy with her. I bet... she's had like 5 scandals just this month.
He said he will come on the show and appear in person with Rosie if she agrees.
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lol.. Celebrity gossip/feuds are a guilty pleasure of mine.
I don't particularly care for either one of them, personally..
Although, I'd have to stick with Rosie on this one. It's her opinion.. I think the things he keeps saying about her are very childish and way more hurtful than things she said about him.
I do think she needs to tone down some of her views a bit. I'm a liberal, myself, but there's a way to be polite about things!!
But even Ann Coulter of all people says she agreed with Rosie! She said she couldn't stand her, not surprising, but that she thought Rosie didn't really do anything wrong.
I think Joy's comments lregarding Donald Rumsfield were far more outrageous than Rosie's.
I don't particularly care for either one of them, personally..
Although, I'd have to stick with Rosie on this one. It's her opinion.. I think the things he keeps saying about her are very childish and way more hurtful than things she said about him.
I do think she needs to tone down some of her views a bit. I'm a liberal, myself, but there's a way to be polite about things!!
But even Ann Coulter of all people says she agreed with Rosie! She said she couldn't stand her, not surprising, but that she thought Rosie didn't really do anything wrong.
I think Joy's comments lregarding Donald Rumsfield were far more outrageous than Rosie's.
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GalvestonDuck wrote:I used to like Rosie, a long time ago before she became so darned political and in-our-faces. Ellen went downhill for a while when her sitcom got specific about her sexuality. But her daytime talk show is fun to watch and she never touches on the subject except the few times a guest may make a subtle joke (very, very rarely). Rosie is constantly talking about herself and her politics...and that's her right. But it's annoying HOW she does it and I believe Donald is right when he says she's going to take the show down.
From her crap about Clay Aiken to this...and not to mention the feud with Tom Selleck -- she's losing fans fast. Lost me a long time ago.
My sentiments exactly, except I never liked her all that much, but definitely more than I have the past few years.
I can't stand to hear her rattle on and on with that big, loud mouth.
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Donald is a self promoting, arrogant, spoiled rich guy who wears his success on his sleeve.
But what you see is what you get and he pulls no punches about it.
Rosie has pretended to be a "nice" person who is like the common woman when in fact she is a mean, vicious, loud mouthed lout.
Both do things for the ratings but the difference is that Donald is not ashamed about what he is doing and does not pretend to be anything else than what he is. She is a fat disgusting phony pig and I can;t wait to see her fail at The View.
Personally, I don't like either one of them but I have respect for Donald in spite of my personal feelings towards him. I have no respect for her.
Now, Ellen; as mentioned earlier; is what she is also and does not pretend to be anything else.
Big differences between Rosie and Ellen in that Ellen is naturally funny and what you see is what you get. Rosie pretended to be "Miss Nice" on her show when in fact she was a tyrant and miss-treated everyone!
Watching Rosie fail is a pleasure!!!!
GO DONALD GO!!!!
But what you see is what you get and he pulls no punches about it.
Rosie has pretended to be a "nice" person who is like the common woman when in fact she is a mean, vicious, loud mouthed lout.
Both do things for the ratings but the difference is that Donald is not ashamed about what he is doing and does not pretend to be anything else than what he is. She is a fat disgusting phony pig and I can;t wait to see her fail at The View.
Personally, I don't like either one of them but I have respect for Donald in spite of my personal feelings towards him. I have no respect for her.
Now, Ellen; as mentioned earlier; is what she is also and does not pretend to be anything else.
Big differences between Rosie and Ellen in that Ellen is naturally funny and what you see is what you get. Rosie pretended to be "Miss Nice" on her show when in fact she was a tyrant and miss-treated everyone!
Watching Rosie fail is a pleasure!!!!
GO DONALD GO!!!!
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I love the Donald.
“Barbara fully understands what Barbara told me,” he said. “At the same time, she can’t say that because she has to work with the woman. But she won’t be working with her long. I mean, that thing will explode because Rosie’s wacko.”
“ABC has asked me to say this just to clarify things, and I will quote: ‘Donald Trump has never filed for personal bankruptcy. Several of his casino companies have filed for business bankruptcies. They are out of bankruptcy now,”’ Walters said.
In a phone interview with The Associated Press, Trump said he appreciated that Walters “did a retraction” and claimed the show’s “ratings are up because of people like me.”
More proof that people love trainwrecks.
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I personally have stopped watching the view and will turn it on the History Channel (which is a biggy for me) if there is nothing else on TV! I am so tired of hearing her MOUTH and butting into everything that anybody says and talking over any of the other women, except Barbara, which she has done a couple of times, after that...no more! I watch when she is not there and if I see her ugly mug, I turn the channel!
I love Ellen and she is funny and has my full support for her life style, if that is what she wants. But Rosie tends to flaunt hers in your face, as in the Clay Aiken thing! She had no business saying that about him, especially when I don't think Kelly meant any kind of thing that Rosie implied. I was actually watching that day and she did keep talking over him and I probably would have done something of the same sort but more of a looking at her and telling her to shoosh! Men are notorious for not washing their hands after the bathroom! ( the same can be said about women)
Mary
I love Ellen and she is funny and has my full support for her life style, if that is what she wants. But Rosie tends to flaunt hers in your face, as in the Clay Aiken thing! She had no business saying that about him, especially when I don't think Kelly meant any kind of thing that Rosie implied. I was actually watching that day and she did keep talking over him and I probably would have done something of the same sort but more of a looking at her and telling her to shoosh! Men are notorious for not washing their hands after the bathroom! ( the same can be said about women)
Mary
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WHOA. Goodbye Rosie. You don't chew out your boss! 
Also check out the last paragraph. Donald is more liked than Rosie.
NEW YORK — Tempers flared backstage at "The View" Monday between moderator Rosie O'Donnell and the show's creator and longtime co-host Barbara Walters over the continuing war of words between O'Donnell and Donald Trump.
O'Donnell allegedly accused Walters of being "a [expletive] liar" in ABC Studios' hair and makeup room Monday morning, according to The New York Post's Page Six gossip section.
The spat began about 8:30 a.m. when Walters walked in after two weeks' vacation and tried to give O'Donnell a hug, a gesture the latter responded to by fuming, "You kept me in the newspapers this whole time!" Page Six reported, quoting unidentified "spies" on the scene.
Walters, along with "View" producer Bill Geddie, tried to soothe O'Donnell, but she was having none of it, according to the Post.
"You didn't call me for 10 g—damn days, and you didn't tell me what you were going to say on television!" O'Donnell reportedly told Walters.
The Trump vs. O'Donnell feud started when O'Donnell questioned Trump's decision to give Miss USA Tara Conner a second chance after she was reportedly caught drinking while underage.
Trump's "comb-over" hairdo, pointed to his two divorces and said he shouldn't be the "moral compass for 20-year-olds." She also said he had been bankrupt, which ABC later clarified (he has never filed for personal bankruptcy, but several of his casino companies have filed for business bankruptcies).
Trump later told FOX News Channel and other media outlets that he and Walters were friends and that Walters had confided in him that she regretted hiring O'Donnell.
While she was away, Walters released a statement that said she was "sorry there is friction between Donald and Rosie. That said, I do not regret for one moment my choice to hire Rosie O'Donnell as the moderator of 'The View.'"
Backstage on Monday, producer Geddie told O'Donnell she'd "crossed the line" with her tongue-lashing of Walters, the Post reported.
"Cameras are now outside of my house where my wife and kids are," Page Six sources reported O'Donnell as replying before she told Walters, "You went all around this and never called [Trump] a liar. You never said, 'Donald is lying.' You never called him a liar ... Are you looking me in the face and denying you didn't tell him you didn't say this? You're a [expletive] liar."
Those at "The View" characterized the exchange as minor and old news.
"From the first day Rosie spoke about Donald Trump, Barbara has been nothing but supportive of Rosie. Whatever happened in the hair and makeup room was only a squabble," "View" publicist Karl Nilsson told FOXNews.com Tuesday. "It's business as usual. Everyone has moved on."
Cynics speculated that Trump's in-the-spotlight handling of the Miss USA scandal and his counter-attacks on O'Donnell were publicity stunts for the new season of his corporate reality show "The Apprentice."
But if that was the case, the efforts have failed. Ratings for "The Apprentice" premiere, which aired Sunday night, were dreary.
The program garnered only 9.1 million viewers for a sagging 5.4 Nielsen rating — shockingly low for a season opener of the once popular NBC show and about half a million viewers behind the last "Apprentice" debut. It also dragged in third place in its time slot, according to Nielsen Media Research.
O'Donnell's role in the ongoing verbal warfare hasn't exactly been helping her, either, however.
A USA Today/Gallup poll conducted by phone over the weekend among 1,004 participants indicated that only 28 percent of people had a favorable opinion of O'Donnell versus 41 percent who said they had a favorable opinion of Trump, USA Today reported.
Also check out the last paragraph. Donald is more liked than Rosie.
NEW YORK — Tempers flared backstage at "The View" Monday between moderator Rosie O'Donnell and the show's creator and longtime co-host Barbara Walters over the continuing war of words between O'Donnell and Donald Trump.
O'Donnell allegedly accused Walters of being "a [expletive] liar" in ABC Studios' hair and makeup room Monday morning, according to The New York Post's Page Six gossip section.
The spat began about 8:30 a.m. when Walters walked in after two weeks' vacation and tried to give O'Donnell a hug, a gesture the latter responded to by fuming, "You kept me in the newspapers this whole time!" Page Six reported, quoting unidentified "spies" on the scene.
Walters, along with "View" producer Bill Geddie, tried to soothe O'Donnell, but she was having none of it, according to the Post.
"You didn't call me for 10 g—damn days, and you didn't tell me what you were going to say on television!" O'Donnell reportedly told Walters.
The Trump vs. O'Donnell feud started when O'Donnell questioned Trump's decision to give Miss USA Tara Conner a second chance after she was reportedly caught drinking while underage.
Trump's "comb-over" hairdo, pointed to his two divorces and said he shouldn't be the "moral compass for 20-year-olds." She also said he had been bankrupt, which ABC later clarified (he has never filed for personal bankruptcy, but several of his casino companies have filed for business bankruptcies).
Trump later told FOX News Channel and other media outlets that he and Walters were friends and that Walters had confided in him that she regretted hiring O'Donnell.
While she was away, Walters released a statement that said she was "sorry there is friction between Donald and Rosie. That said, I do not regret for one moment my choice to hire Rosie O'Donnell as the moderator of 'The View.'"
Backstage on Monday, producer Geddie told O'Donnell she'd "crossed the line" with her tongue-lashing of Walters, the Post reported.
"Cameras are now outside of my house where my wife and kids are," Page Six sources reported O'Donnell as replying before she told Walters, "You went all around this and never called [Trump] a liar. You never said, 'Donald is lying.' You never called him a liar ... Are you looking me in the face and denying you didn't tell him you didn't say this? You're a [expletive] liar."
Those at "The View" characterized the exchange as minor and old news.
"From the first day Rosie spoke about Donald Trump, Barbara has been nothing but supportive of Rosie. Whatever happened in the hair and makeup room was only a squabble," "View" publicist Karl Nilsson told FOXNews.com Tuesday. "It's business as usual. Everyone has moved on."
Cynics speculated that Trump's in-the-spotlight handling of the Miss USA scandal and his counter-attacks on O'Donnell were publicity stunts for the new season of his corporate reality show "The Apprentice."
But if that was the case, the efforts have failed. Ratings for "The Apprentice" premiere, which aired Sunday night, were dreary.
The program garnered only 9.1 million viewers for a sagging 5.4 Nielsen rating — shockingly low for a season opener of the once popular NBC show and about half a million viewers behind the last "Apprentice" debut. It also dragged in third place in its time slot, according to Nielsen Media Research.
O'Donnell's role in the ongoing verbal warfare hasn't exactly been helping her, either, however.
A USA Today/Gallup poll conducted by phone over the weekend among 1,004 participants indicated that only 28 percent of people had a favorable opinion of O'Donnell versus 41 percent who said they had a favorable opinion of Trump, USA Today reported.
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The higher favorability ratings for Trump is attributed mostly to the fact that he's a male. People would consider him much more annoying if his words were coming from a woman.
I've never had much of an opinion about Rosie, but most people I actually talk to always point to her being an ugly lesbian with a loud mouth. Which, in more proper terms means, "Woman who doesn't fit my social ideal and is intelligent enough to form a coherent opinion."
I don't watch The View. I'm watching The Price is Right at that time if I'm near a TV. But while I don't always agree with her, I see no reason to dislike her.
I've never had much of an opinion about Rosie, but most people I actually talk to always point to her being an ugly lesbian with a loud mouth. Which, in more proper terms means, "Woman who doesn't fit my social ideal and is intelligent enough to form a coherent opinion."
I don't watch The View. I'm watching The Price is Right at that time if I'm near a TV. But while I don't always agree with her, I see no reason to dislike her.
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It's so weird that I share a birthday with Rosie. You'd think that whole Aries thing would connect us somehow. I know a lot of Aries with whom I share traits. But we'd clash if I ever met her face to face.
I actually recorded The View on Monday while I was at work and watched it yesterday before THE BIG GAME!!
I just wanted to see Kaley Cuoco. But, as usual, it opened with Rosie (and Barbara) talking about the Donald. Barbara said something to the effect of "I thought we weren't going to talk about this, but since you brought it up..." and then she proceeded to fawn all over Rosie and call Donald a liar for saying that BW said she was sorry she hired Rosie. And Rosie went on and on as usual...unable to just drop it. Then Donald was on Regis and Kelly and he didn't say a word, nor did Reg or Kelly bring it up. Of course, Kelly and Rosie had a bit of a spat also.
I have a feeling Donald will move on (or make every effort to), but Rosie will keep on, as she's doing on her blog. Little jabs here and here, whenever she can stick on in. Kinda reminds me of past troublemakers we've seen on the forum -- unable to let it drop, gotta get the last word in.
I can't wait until Oscar time when Entertainment Tonight can talk about something other than the "feud." But I'm willing to bet we'll see a handful of National Enquirer and Star headlines also before this is over.
I don't always agree with her either. In fact, I rarely ever agree with her when it comes to politics, but I used to like her as an entertainer. USED to. Done with it now. She is not entertaining.
Donald, on the other hand -- entertaining and business-savvy.
I actually recorded The View on Monday while I was at work and watched it yesterday before THE BIG GAME!!
I just wanted to see Kaley Cuoco. But, as usual, it opened with Rosie (and Barbara) talking about the Donald. Barbara said something to the effect of "I thought we weren't going to talk about this, but since you brought it up..." and then she proceeded to fawn all over Rosie and call Donald a liar for saying that BW said she was sorry she hired Rosie. And Rosie went on and on as usual...unable to just drop it. Then Donald was on Regis and Kelly and he didn't say a word, nor did Reg or Kelly bring it up. Of course, Kelly and Rosie had a bit of a spat also.
I have a feeling Donald will move on (or make every effort to), but Rosie will keep on, as she's doing on her blog. Little jabs here and here, whenever she can stick on in. Kinda reminds me of past troublemakers we've seen on the forum -- unable to let it drop, gotta get the last word in.
I can't wait until Oscar time when Entertainment Tonight can talk about something other than the "feud." But I'm willing to bet we'll see a handful of National Enquirer and Star headlines also before this is over.
I don't always agree with her either. In fact, I rarely ever agree with her when it comes to politics, but I used to like her as an entertainer. USED to. Done with it now. She is not entertaining.
Donald, on the other hand -- entertaining and business-savvy.
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Donald wrote a letter to Rosie and it was in today's New York Post. You MUST READ it.
http://etonline.com/celebrities/news/38313/index.html
http://etonline.com/celebrities/news/38313/index.html
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Tstormwatcher wrote:They are both big idiots and I hope they both fail miserably with their shows. Donald is a big baby who is trying to stir things up because his new show isn't doing so well and Rosie is just has a big mouth. I wish they would both go away.
Not sure I see that. Hasn't this feud been going on for a couple of weeks now? His show just had its season premiere on Sunday.
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