Ellen Pompeo does not support king’s protests and mocks Trump’s intelligence
Ellen Pompeo cannot understand the ‘aggression’ of President Donald Trump and want to know: “How long will the difficult go?” When it comes to his radical deportation policy and military raids.
“The simplest answer is that we need more women and more women in leadership,” said the star “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Good American Family” during a Hireside chat with Katie Couric at the Tribeca festival on Saturday, the same day that the protests of the “No Kings” took place in the United States. “These guys are all so angry. What happens? I don’t know, have a sandwich, smoke a joint, chill it damn it. What is wrong? They all want to fight and bomb.”
Pompeo also noted that “women have [have] This emotional intelligence “and in the midst of the Trump administration,” we are dealing with many low emotional intelligence and ego. “Although she added:” Of course I can’t say all men. I’m sorry guys, I love you. ”
“It is really interesting that there are so many people who feel aggression. And when, when, historically, aggression has ever served someone?” Pompeo went on. “It didn’t work in Vietnam. It didn’t work in the First World War. It didn’t work in the Second World War. The only thing we ended up is a bunch of dead soldiers and broken cities and bombed cities. What advantage has ever happened? I think [but] Okay, how long does the difficult go? It is not sustainable this type of aggression unless you inflate everything. It is Jim Jones, “let’s all drink the cabbage aid and say goodbye.” ‘
Pompeo further explained her views on who we choose as our leaders and the ‘tendency of society to follow people’.
“People followed Jesus, he was probably a very charismatic man, probably handsome and cool and probably a lot darker than they see in all the images we see,” she said. “But it was clear that he had some SWAG. People followed him, everything he said and wrote about hundreds of thousands of years later. Jesus looked like he was quite hot. The leaders we don’t have now should not live and die because of everything they say and followed them as they did Jesus.”
During her conversation with Couric, Pompeo spoke in depthly about her old friendship and work partnership with the ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ maker Shonda Rhimes and revealed that there were times when her own team advised her to consider Rhimes a rival against Pompeo against moisture.
“I think the most important thing is to note about Shonda and the relationship of I is that we could have been very easy to be against each other,” Pompeo said. “And there were many cases where people in my team would suggest that I am against her, and I just believe that you get more with honey than with vinegar. And if someone proves you and show who they are, then believe them.”
Pompeo also spoke about a problem that currently influences the entertainment industry: the exodus of production from Los Angeles to other US and even international cities.
“We don’t film much in Los Angeles. The government of California, the city of Los Angeles, has not offered the right tax stimuli for people who are satisfied in Los Angeles. That is wrong,” said Pompeo, adding that it is a bit too late “for much to do and how many people are under the The-scenes of the SCENESS-SCENENS-SCENESS-SCENESSS-SCENESSS-SCENESSS-SCENESS-SCENENS-SCENENS-SCENENSS-SCENENS-SCENENS-SCENENS-Scenes scenes scenes The scenes are under the scenes workers-included the line and behind the The-Scenes that have become through the move.
“Let’s change it yesterday, but it’s now too late, because the truth is that these people have spent billions of dollars on building studios everywhere,” Pompeo said. “They are not going to use those studios and those places that studios have built in other places, whether it is Ireland, whether it is New Jersey, whether it is Atlanta, Toronto, those places are encouraged to want film production to go there. So what Los Angeles will deal with beating.
