Roseanne Barr, at a party for the launch of the politically incorrect animated show Mr. Birchum, discussed her plans to sue ABC and write a tell-all book exposing secrets of her former co-stars from her show, Roseanne. She expressed no remorse for a controversial video in which she claimed President Joe Biden had raped her, clarifying that she was referring to a conspiracy theory about Biden’s death and replacement. Barr also criticized the mainstream media, predicting its imminent demise and the rise of truth. She mentioned controversial topics such as Hunter Biden’s laptop and Hillary Clinton’s Uranium One deal, claiming the truth will eventually come to light.
Barr discussed her political transformation from leftist to populist, noting that her support of Trump may cost her money but that she values freedom above all. She voiced her disdain for elitists and indicated that her beliefs have remained consistent over time. Barr’s remarks to Newsweek were made at the premiere of Mr. Birchum, a show created by conservative media outlet The Daily Wire that takes aim at woke culture. She was unapologetic for the tweet that led to the cancellation of her show, Roseanne, in 2018, in which she suggested that Valerie Jarrett was a product of the Muslim Brotherhood and Planet of the Apes.
In response to the tweet controversy, Barr claimed that her post was taken out of context and that it actually reflected her concerns about Obama’s dealings with Iran and their potential impact. She defended her use of the Planet of the Apes metaphor as a commentary on the situation in Gaza. Despite multiple apologies and explanations for the tweet in the past, Barr chose to embrace it at the recent event. She expressed defiance towards her critics and stated her desire for her tombstone inscription to read, “Kiss my ass. Peace on Earth.” ABC did not provide a comment in response to Newsweek’s request for a statement regarding Barr’s recent remarks.
Roseanne Barr’s statements at the party for Mr. Birchum shed light on her ongoing battles with ABC and her determination to expose secrets about her former colleagues from Roseanne. She remains unapologetic for her controversial remarks and actions, including a viral video in which she claimed to have been raped by President Biden. Barr also made predictions about the future of mainstream media and highlighted contentious issues such as Hunter Biden’s laptop and Hillary Clinton’s Uranium One deal. Despite facing backlash for her past behavior, Barr displayed a defiant attitude and reiterated her commitment to her political beliefs and values.
