Trump calls Clooney a mediocre actor due to French citizenship.

According to ТСН: The President of the United States Donald Trump harshly criticized Hollywood actor George Clooney, commenting on his acquisition of French citizenship. On his social media platform Truth Social, Trump expressed satisfaction with this news, calling Clooney and his wife Amal 'the worst political prognosticators'. He also emphasized the serious crime issues in France, the country where the actor decided to emigrate, linking this to the country's immigration policy.

"Good news! George and Amal Clooney, two of the worst political prognosticators of all time, have officially become citizens of France, which unfortunately has a serious crime problem due to their absolutely horrific approach to immigration," said the US President.

Trump also called Clooney a mediocre actor who gained popularity not so much due to his career, but because of his political statements. The President stressed that the actor's views are misguided, as he 'complains about common sense in politics'.

"Clooney got more publicity because of politics than his very few and absolutely mediocre films. He was not a movie star at all; he was just an average guy who constantly complained about common sense in politics," Trump stated.

George Clooney's response was swift. The actor ironically commented that he agrees with Trump's intention to 'make America great again', but places this in the context of the upcoming House of Representatives and the lower chamber of the US Congress elections.

Clooney has previously criticized Trump’s policies, while the President considers him a 'failed political expert'.

It was reported at the end of December that George Clooney obtained citizenship in France, explaining that this country values privacy more than the US.

This exchange between Trump and Clooney is yet another confirmation of how the political situation in the US and the personal statements of public figures can influence society. Clooney, despite the criticism, continues to stand by his political views, while Trump uses his platforms to draw attention to issues that concern him.