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Actress Kathy Griffin has previously expressed her displeasure with Donald Trump's victory in the presidential elections. A video of Kathy even went viral in November, where she seemed quite frustrated and called America "racist & misogynistic."
On Tuesday, December 31, Kathy appeared on Chicago’s WGN radio to promote her touring comedy show My Life on the PTSD List. The comedian mentioned that she could finally fly again after reportedly being on the "no-fly" list after she shared the infamous photo holding a mask that looked like a severed head of Trump.
On Tuesday, Kathy Griffin claimed that the situation could get worse once Donald Trump's tenure began. She said:
"Come see me before I’m in one of those internment camps."
Netizens noticed the remark and shared their opinions on social media platforms. Many described her as dramatic, while some claimed she was trying to be relevant. A user wrote on X:
"Kathy stay dramatic smh!"
Another netizen tweeted:
"It would be peak comedy if this actually happened. Funnier than her entire career."
"She's trying so hard to be relevant," added a tweet.
"She'll be so disappointed when no one comes knocking and no one cares," mentioned a user.
Others claimed that Trump's tenure would actually improve the USA's condition. Some even made comments about her comic sense. A user tweeted:
"If only that was true. America would be a better place."
"I’ll wait until after maybe she’ll finally be funny," read a tweet.
"If I thought she was funny, I would have seen her by now 😀," commented another user.
Kathy Griffin mentioned that she apparently was on Donald Trump's "enemies list"
During the same segment on Tuesday where Kathy Griffin spoke about internment camps, she also claimed that she was on Trump's "enemies list" and that he was scared in 2017 when she shared the parody photo. The 64-year-old comedian said:
"I’m on the enemies list. That’s very obvious. He was very, very scared when I did a parody photo of him and a Halloween mask and a lot of ketchup. And he brings up my name every chance he gets."
Griffin further recalled that she had personally known Trump for about three decades, since the time she was working for the Bravo network. She added that it was time for Donald Trump to be taken seriously. The comedian further recalled that back in the day, a lot of them considered Trump a "harmless buffoon."
According to Kathy Griffin, Trump's remarks about building camps for his enemies made her feel otherwise. She concluded by clarifying that she was not leaving since she had a great group of friends and also four dogs.
In 2019, Kathy Griffin mentioned to NPR that she wanted to do a photoshoot to shame Trump, referring to the 2017 photos. The comedian faced massive backlash after she posted the controversial image back. Two years later, in 2019, a movie titled Kathy Griffin: A Hell Of A Story was released, explaining the aftermath of what the comedian had to face after the incident.
