Ellen Degeneres defends friendship with George W. Bush: "We are all different and it's going"
"When I say" be nice one with others, "I do not want to say only people who think the same thing you do."
Sunday night,Ellen Degeneres and his wife,Portia de RossiassistedaDallas cowboys game in Texas, where she was sitting next to the former presidentGeorge W. Bush and his wife,Barbara Bush, in the match against the packers of the Green Bay. SkinnyNY people were surprised to see the oldRepublican President and frankLGBT activist enjoy the game together. The images of them smiling and talkative Drew Defecting criticism on social media, with people highlighting Bush's position against gay marriage and the conviction of war crime.
With his brand humor andcompassion, Degeneres addressed the bars during the monologue of an episode ofhis talk show which has been broadcast on Tuesday. "When we were invited, I was aware that I would be surrounded by very different persons of views and beliefs," she said. "And I'm not talking about politics. I was looking for the packers and everyone from the cowboys suite was rooting for cowboys."
But then she was serious and she said that she understood the root of why people were so upset. "They thought," Why is a Gay Hollywood Liberal sitting next to a Conservative Republican President? "She said. Degeneres explained that she is indeed friends with Bush, because she believes that having opposed opinions aboutImportant issues This does not mean that you still can not remind you the human level.
"I'm friends with many people who do not share the same beliefs I've," she said. "We are all different and I think we have forgotten that it's going ... just because I do not agree with someone on everything that does not mean I'm not going to be friends with them. "
She concluded the monologue with a powerful message on the words she says at the end of each episode: "When I say 'Be good one to each other, 'I do not just mean people who think the same thing as you. I mean to be nice witheveryone. "
The video of the monologue of Degeneres is currently viral on Twitter and draw applause of celebrities likeBlake Shelton, who retweetted with the legend "Amen. Thank you for saying that".
It is also laudging other Twitter users who believe that it is precisely the reminder we need in today's polarized society.
Some say that it gives them hope.
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And finally, people applaud degeneration to practice what it preaches.
This is the perfect reminder to demonstrate kindness not only despite the differences, but because of them. And for another story like this, checkWhy this rare political tweet is in mega-viral.
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