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Rosie O’Donnell thinks Larry David likely “regrets” setting up Cheryl Hines with RFK Jr.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n
The former talk show host says RFK Jr. is “very dangerous” and “defile[d]” the Kennedy legacy.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n
O’Donnell is currently promoting her one-woman show, Common Knowledge<\/em>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n In Rosie O’Donnell<\/a>‘s mind, Larry David<\/a> must feel a certain way about playing matchmaker to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Cheryl Hines.<\/p>\n In an interview with Variety<\/em><\/a> <\/em>published Thursday, O’Donnell stated that she assumes self-professed liberal Democrat<\/a> David “regrets” setting them up knowing now how troubling RFK Jr.’s rhetoric is as the United States secretary of health and human services.<\/p>\n When interviewer Marlow Stern noted that it’s “wild” that David was the one who introduced his Curb Your Enthusiasm<\/em><\/a> <\/a>costar Hines to RFK Jr., O’Donnell responded, “Yeah, and I’m sure it’s a moment he regrets.”<\/p>\n “Listen,” she continued about RFK Jr., “That man is a lunatic; his own family says so. He tried to get on Kamala Harris’ campaign first, and when she said, ‘No, thank you,’ he went over to [President Donald] Trump. What kind of self-respect or dignity does he have to do that? To defile the legacy of his family and that family name is sickening, and turns my stomach. I think he’s a very dangerous, very selfish, very uneducated man who’s gotten away with so much privilege that he doesn’t even know what to do with himself.”<\/p>\n David introduced Hines to RFK Jr. at a celebrity ski event in Aspen in the mid-2000s. When RFK Jr. later reached out to David to ask for his “permission” to date his television wife, David reportedly told Hines it was a “terrible idea” and that it wouldn’t work out.<\/p>\n The former TV couple haven’t spoken since the series’ finale<\/a> in April 2024, with Hines admitting to NewsNation<\/a> last December, “I think he’s mad \u2026 because Bobby’s in the administration.”<\/p>\n “I actually think I would be fine talking to Larry,” Hines added. “Somebody asked me, ‘What would happen if you walked into a restaurant and he was there?’ I would be happy to see him, and I’d say hi, and we’d talk for a second … I’m sure things would be fine with us. And at the same time, I’m sure he’s not happy about politics.”<\/p>\n