Robert de Niro’s routine talk show issues aired on Wednesday’s “Last Show with Stephen Colbert” – Incredible The poignant beauty.
Host Stephen Colbert asked for promotion of his new Netflix political thriller Zero Day, named his hero after the Oscar-winning actor. De Niro first listed the late actor Marlon Brando and South African leader Nelson Mandela.
But when Colbert put pressure on De Niro again, President Donald Trump’s outspoken critic appointed police officers who defended the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021 Violent Trump supporters mob.
“I thought of the Capitol police, the guy from the Capitol police. Metropolitan police,” De Niro said. “Michael Fanone, Aquilino Gonell, Harry Dunn, Daniel Hodges and everything else were involved, affected and affected by The person who hurts.”
Colbert followed closely by a sharp question, referring to Trump and Republicans downplaying violence on the day.
“Can you imagine being a Capitol policeman now and looking at the people who want to deny serving them that day?” Colbert asked.
“Yes, what is this,” De Niro replied.
The two then remained silent for a few seconds.
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