Rosie O'Donnell, a long-time critic of President Donald Trump, expressed concerns about his health and political viability during a live interview with CNN anchor Jake Tapper.

O'Donnell, who relocated to Ireland with her child to protect her mental health, stated that Trump would not survive his term, citing visible signs of his declining physical and cognitive state.

She referenced his recent gaffes, such as misidentifying Japan as the 'Islamic Republic of Japan' and comparing him to a 'grandpa cutting the turkey' at Thanksgiving.

O'Donnell argued that Trump's behavior mirrors that of individuals experiencing dementia, warning that his actions pose a danger to the country.She also criticized the Democratic Party's approach to addressing Trump's influence, calling it an emergency.

The article also includes related stories about JD Vance's economic commentary and Christopher Nolan's response to MAGA backlash over his film 'The Odyssey,' but the primary focus remains on O'Donnell's critique of Trump's decline.