In a scathing rebuke of President Donald Trump's recent comments on Iran, Oscar-winning actor George Clooney has reignited the long-standing feud between the actor and the White House. Speaking to a crowd of 3,000 high school students in Italy, Clooney boldly declared that Trump's threat to Iran, stating that "a whole civilization will die tonight," constitutes a war crime. The White House has fired back, however, with a peculiar and unexpected defense - labeling Clooney the real war criminal, citing his "awful movies" and "terrible acting ability." The bizarre exchange raises questions about the increasingly personal nature of the Trump administration's attacks on its critics.
White House says only person committing war crimes is actor ‘for his awful movies and terrible acting ability’The long-running war of words between George Clooney and the White House has ignited again after the Oscar-winning actor criticised Donald Trump’s threat to Iran that “a whole civilization will die tonight”.On Wednesday, in a speech to 3,000 high school students in Cuneo, Italy, Clooney said the US president had committed a war crime with his threat. Continue reading...
