Brad Pitt Rips President Donald Trump, Calls Him 'Threat' To US
Brad Pitt has allowed a few international outlets interviews while he promotes his new movie, but he just took the opportunity to tear into the President of The United States, Donald Trump.
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In a new interview with French Magazine, Le Journal du Dimanche, the "Ad Astra" star was asked if he currently lives in Los Angeles or the Miraval Castle, that he co-owns with ex-wife, Angelina Jolie.
"Hollywood remains my base camp. But Miraval Castle is a beautiful place for which I am always ready," Pitt said.
Miraval was purchased by Pitt and then wife Angelina Jolie, and is a producer of various wines.
The interviewer then asked an important business and political question and Brad used the opportunity to take a shot at the President.
"As a producer of rosé, do you fear Trump's threat to overtax French wines?"
Brad responded, "I do not know. I do not know enough ... I think we will always drink rosé in the United States. If there is a threat to the winemakers, it is a real concern. Unfortunately, it's almost anecdotal. Trump represents a much bigger threat on such more serious issues."
This isn't the first time Pitt has attacked Trump and his political followers.
In 2016, Pitt remarked that, "A Trump supporter is fighting against just about everything. What does he even mean, take our country back? Would someone please explain that to me? Where did it go?"
As we reported, Miraval itself has become a point of contention for Brad Pitt in general.
We're told he and Angelina have been fighting over whether or not to sell it.
Trump hasn't responded yet, but if he does, we'll most likely see it on Twitter.
