However, the TV star’s co-host Joy Behar disagreed with the incoming American Idol judge’s decision and criticized the 41-year-old musician for saying, “[loves] our country” in his statement.
“How do you love your country and support and normalize someone who was a convicted felon who really wants to destroy the country, in my opinion?” Joy, 82, asked, referring to Trump’s hush money conviction last year. past.
“I don’t understand how you say you love your country while normalizing this convicted felon,” he added.
Despite not agreeing with Carrie’s decision, Joy shared that she believes in “freedom of expression” and that she “wouldn’t be the person” to tell the musician not to perform.
Co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin, who served under the Trump administration in 2020, weighed in and shared how she hopes the nation can move “beyond the era of politics where we want to cancel people’s livelihoods because we don’t like it.” its politics.”
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Instead, he urged critics who don’t approve of Carrie’s decision to “record [their] denounces by not downloading their songs and not going to their shows.”
Griffin, 35, explained that she believes the “If I Didn’t Love You” singer’s role at the inauguration would make her a “MAGA and American right-wing icon.”
Several co-hosts, including Goldberg and Baher, agreed that they would not witness Trump’s inauguration.
Billy Ray Cyrus has also attracted attention with his decision to perform at Trump’s inauguration after the president-elect mocked his daughter, Miley Cyrus.
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