O'Donnell Urges Americans to 'Pull the Fire Alarm' on Trump Presidency Amidst Escalating Feud Rosie O'Donnell intensifies her public feud with President Donald Trump, calling on Americans to signal an emergency by 'pulling the fire alarm' on his presidency, citing concerns over his rhetoric on Iran and controversial public imagery. The activist and entertainer also discusses her ongoing struggle to detach from Trump-related social media posts and the impact of the feud on her autistic daughter. Rosie O’Donnell has once again ignited her long-standing public dispute with President Donald Trump, urging Americans to metaphorically pull the fire alarm on his administration. This latest salvo came via her TikTok account, where O’Donnell voiced strong objections to recent statements and actions attributed to the president. She specifically cited his reported threat to decimate Iran’s civilization and his controversial sharing of an AI-generated image that depicted him in a messianic, Jesus-like portrayal. O’Donnell expressed profound concern, stating that the nation needed to take action. She articulated her anxieties, saying, We gotta do something America. He just put out a thing that he’s Jesus. He’s threatening to nuke countries. He’s digging up the White House and putting up a Putinesque meets Saudi Arabia ballroom in our White House. She further elaborated on her fears, referencing accusations of detention camps and concluding with a stark call to action: He’s arresting people, putting them in detention camps. In case of emergency, break glass and pull the fire alarm. We should all be pulling the fire alarm. It is beyond the beyond at this point. This public outburst follows O’Donnell’s recent return to the United States, a move that surprised many given her previous declarations of never returning due to her apprehension about the president, with whom she has been in a vocal feud for over two decades. Her return was met with speculation, which she addressed on Instagram, clarifying that her presence was to visit her newborn grandson. She posted, TOTAL BULLSHIT – I CAME HOME TO MEET MY GRANDSON – GOING BACK THIS WEEKEND, in response to claims she was selling her Irish estate to permanently relocate back to the US. Reports have surfaced suggesting that O’Donnell’s preoccupation with President Trump has become an intense focus, sometimes leading her to make agreements with her therapist to refrain from posting about him on social media for specific periods, agreements she often struggles to uphold. The Wednesday preceding Thanksgiving, O’Donnell committed to her therapist that she would abstain from posting any content related to Trump for forty-eight hours. This resolution lasted for a mere few hours. During a therapy session, an exasperated therapist, identified as Kopetic, implored her, Roseann, you’ve got to detach. You’ve got to disconnect. Undeterred, O’Donnell attempted anew. Following the initial breach of her promise, she established another commitment that Friday. This time, O’Donnell pledged to avoid posting about Trump for seventy-two hours. She then communicated this renewed resolve to her substantial following of 1.2 million Instagram users, stating her intention to try once more to minimize his impact on her. The extent of O’Donnell’s fixation on Trump has been further underscored by an anecdote where she reportedly conveyed to her twelve-year-old daughter, who has autism, that the president was the reason for their departure from the United States. During an appearance on Jim Acosta’s program, O’Donnell recounted her daughter’s reaction: My daughter is now saying, ‘Damn him, damn Trump’ and smashing her hand on the table. When O’Donnell inquired about her daughter’s thoughts, the child responded, He made us move in order for our own safety, and now he’s destroying the country! O’Donnell reflected on the influence of her own sentiments on her child, acknowledging, Listen, she lives here, she hears what I’m saying to you — not that I go around speaking like this every day if it’s not an interview — but I think to myself, ‘You don’t want to give this to her.’ She expressed a desire to detach from the constant need for opposition: Whatever this thing is, of me thinking that I have to somehow stand in defiance of him. No, no, I don’t, somebody can tap me out, you know? O’Donnell concluded by emphasizing her lengthy engagement with such issues and her concern for her child’s well-being: I did 22 years, I don’t really need to do any more, and I don’t want my kid to be so affected by it, and, you know, she has autism. Her comments come amidst a backdrop of various news items concerning President Trump, including reports about potential negotiations with Iran regarding its nuclear ambitions and other political developments. Other related news items from the provided list include reports on California’s social policies, commentary on ICE agents, political spending by a PAC associated with Gavin Newsom, and financial developments within LIV Golf