Donald Trump suggests he might be arrested next week.
28.02.2023 - 05:07 / perezhilton.com
Bryan Cranston is telling it like it is — and thank goodness for that.
The Breaking Bad alum spoke with Chris Wallace on CNN Sunday night, getting very real about the political situation in this country.
The Malcolm in the Middle alum slammed Donald Trump‘s political sloganeering with that stupid “Make America Great Again” line.
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In a clip that has since gone mega-viral across Twitter, Cranston first looked back at some of the more shameful parts of America’s history:
Then, he set his sights on the former Apprentice host turned wannabe dictator. Speaking about “MAGA” as a slogan and as a political movement, Cranston schooled everyone watching with an important lesson about history — and how it hasn’t always been so kind to Black Americans:
You can see the full clip (below), as Cranston schools Wallace on the Sunday night special:
Damn!!
We love how simply he puts it all. Perfect for showing to your uncle who just can’t understand why you don’t like Trump!
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