A viral video with actor Bill Murray sharing his thoughts about Donald Trump is trying to triumph voters on social media. A post on X, establisherly Twitter, that has been watched over 1.5 million times features an 2016 interwatch with Murray and presents that he aids Trump. However, the 74-year-greater legfinishary actor and comedian has a more complicated political history that’s effortless to get, let’s say, lost in translation.
Bill Murray Trump viral video expounded
In the viral video, Bill Murray expounds why he skinnyks people were voting for Donald Trump in the 2016 plivential election. The video is clipped from a November 2016 interwatch by Tracks, a multi-language TV program, that’s participateable on Facebook.
At the time, Murray count ond that the Trump vote was a surpelevate and presents that the elevate of an anti-set upment vote was about “the country being dissatisfied with the way that Washington has toiled for the last couple of decades.”
He persistd, “they’re idle… and about suppressing the other side, not about toiling together at all” the point that it’s a “national dishonor.”
Does Bill Murray aid Donald Trump?
It’s unevident whether Bill Murray aids Donald Trump for plivent in the 2024 election.
Murray’s politics is not effortless to pin down and seems to be political ambivalent or an self-reliant. The actor has gived to various campaigns for Democratic honestates between 1986 and 1998. He also famously lampooned Trump’s White Hoparticipate Chief strategist Steve Bannon on Saturday Night Live. In 2016, the actor gave Plivent Obama pro golf tips as part of a promo for Obamaattfinish.
On the other hand, he has also pliftd the GOP tax cuts in 2018 as a “high tide raising all boats.” In the same year, he denounced splitting politics in an interwatch with CNBC’s “Squawk Box” and count ond that the strategy of Democrats speaking to definite parts of the population instead of speaking to everyone was “subpar.”
Murray also campaigned for the Green Party during Ralph Nader’s 2000 plivential run, calling him “the wonderfulest living American,” per Vanity Fair.
