All right, welcome everybody to the Jim Acosta show.

And as you can see, it is Rosie O'Donnell today on the Jim Acosta show.

Rosie, how are you?

Great to see you.

Yes, I am wonderful.

And I'm a huge fan of yours and a big supporter and reached out when you did such a brave thing that you did over there at your job.

And I was very moved and

inspired. And I want everyone to know that and you to know that. And that's why I sent you that little

note. I appreciate it. It really, it wore my heart. It was just the shot in the arm that I needed.

And you've inspired me with this new documentary that you're doing, Unleashing Hope,

the Power of Service Dogs for Children with Autism. It's out on Hulu. It's about how dogs can help children with autism.

And it is just so beautiful. And I want to talk to about all of this because there, you know,

there's a lot of news going on here in the States, but I guess we just get this out of the way.

And somebody's asking this question right now. Did you move to Ireland? You're in Ireland right now.

You're in Dublin. Yes, I am. I'm in Dublin, Ireland. I read Project 2025, which I assumed all Americans would do and was surprised to find out that many people did not.

Once I read that, I made a plan to leave should he

win and that plan was executed on the day in november that he won she said raising her eyebrows

and uh i made the plan and we were out by the 15th my My plan was to be out before he was inaugurated.

And I have relatives. My grandparents are from Ireland, so I have birthright citizenship options here.

And it was the only country I considered coming to. And I took my little 12-year-old non-binary

autistic child. And we showed up. I have cousins here they've been wonderful and it's been

a glorious transition i have to say jim i i was not one of those celebrities who said i will

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