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Larry David Lays Into 'Little Baby' Trump In Epic Interview Rant: 'He's Such A Sociopath'

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The 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' star didn't hold back when asked by CNN's Chris Wallace how much the 2020 election has 'pissed you off.'

Curb Your Enthusiasm's Larry David didn't hold back when asked about his feelings regarding former President Donald Trump and the aftermath of the 2020 election.

In a segment from Friday's episode of Who's Talking to Chris Wallace, David expressed his frustration and disdain for Trump's refusal to accept the 2020 election results and the chaos that ensued.


When Wallace inquired about David's sentiments regarding the election and its aftermath, the actor unleashed a scathing critique, condemning Trump's actions as those of a "sociopath":

"You can’t go a day without thinking about what he’s done to this country because he’s such a little baby that he’s thrown 250 years of democracy out the window by not accepting the results of the ― I mean, it’s so crazy, he’s such a sociopath, he’s so insane, he just couldn’t admit to losing."
"And we know he lost. He knows he lost. And look how he’s fooled everybody, he’s convinced all these people that he didn’t lose."
"He’s such a sick man. He’s so sick.”

Then, finally responding to Wallace's question about how much "the whole 2020 election and everything that has flowed from it pissed you off," he joked:

"Anyway, no, it hasn’t impacted me at all."

You can hear what he said in the video below.

Many concurred with David's response.



David has previously taken aim at Trump on Curb Your Enthusiasm, most recently when he incorporated Trump's infamous Fulton County mugshot into the premiere of the long-running HBO show's final season.

Playing off that, in the concluding moments of Curb's "Atlanta" episode, David's eponymous character was arrested for providing water to a friend waiting in line to vote on an extremely hot day. David's well-intentioned act ran afoul of Georgia's state law prohibiting the distribution of food or water to voters in line.

As the character was taken away by the police, his mugshot appeared on screen. Strikingly, his scowl closely resembled the photo of Trump taken after the former president's arrest last August.

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