On night three of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago Wednesday, Oprah Winfrey took the stage to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris in her 2024 bid for the White House.
.@Oprah addresses Democratic National Convention (Day 3) – LIVE on C-SPAN https://t.co/g1TYhenzmT pic.twitter.com/jYzbtjEFjS
— CSPAN (@cspan) August 22, 2024
But Team Trump didn't let Oprah slide and published a letter she sent to Trump in 2000. In it, Oprah laments that she wasn't running for office with him.
"Too bad we're not running for office together. What a team!" Oprah wrote.
Oprah's letter to President Trump: pic.twitter.com/QY1kYifPJS
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) August 22, 2024
Trump also made appearances on Oprah's show, during which she was very receptive.
FLASHBACK: President Trump on Oprah’s show in 1988 talking about countries ripping America off in trade.
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) August 22, 2024
She even suggested that he may run for president some day. 👀
pic.twitter.com/iWiCWeOzO2
Oprah loves Trump! pic.twitter.com/dsWJf7m8g5
— Harrison Fields (@HarrisonWFields) August 22, 2024
And it turns out Oprah has also betrayed JD Vance, who not so long ago was heavily promoted by her for his memoir Hillbilly Elegy -- which was turned into a Hollywood film.
Boosted by Oprah’s Book Club, among other notables, Vance suddenly became a sought-after Trump translator on talk shows in the fashion of “Luther,” President Barack Obama’s fictitious “anger translator” created by the “Key & Peele” comedy team.
Not surprisingly, Hollywood wanted a piece of this action. Popular filmmaker [Ron Howard] brought cast and crew to Middletown — including stars Amy Adams as Vance’s drug-addicted mother and Glenn Close, his memorably profane but tough-minded grandma.