Rosie O Donnell's The Voice

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Rosie O’Donnell a comedian on the talk show, “The Voice” brought up a situation about Donald Trump. Trump owns the Miss America organization, and accused one of of the contestants, Tara Conner age 20, that she was drinking and doing cocaine. He fired back calling Rosie some crude things like , “disgusting” and “a slob” with “a fat, ugly face.” He also commented that he wanted to take her to court to, “take some money out of her fat-ass pockets.” Even though Rosie started it all ,Trump probably shouldn't have said such snarky, ruthless comments.

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