Beside Scott Baio, Hollywood hasn't precisely grasped President Donald Trump. In any case, we've found a couple celebs who — regardless of the possibility that they didn't vote in favor of him — have talked up about supporting the new president.
Take for example Lindsay Lohan, who as of late opened up about her emotions on the theme. "He is the president. … We need to go along with him," she said.
Matthew McConaughey noticed that we "don't have a decision now; he's our leader. It's the ideal opportunity for us to grasp and shake hands with this reality and be useful with him throughout the following four years."
In the mean time, Nicole Kidman, who has joint Australian-American citizenship, has stated, "We as a nation need to bolster whoever is the president, since that is the thing that the nation depends on."
Michael Keaton concurs and encouraged kindred performers to give President Trump a possibility: "I didn't vote in favor of him, however we must simply give him a shot now."
Another Hillary Clinton supporter, Morgan Freeman, stated, "I'm holding out trust that Donald Trump must be a decent president — he can't not be. What I see is a person who won't lose."
Bryan Cranston — who depicted President Lyndon B. Johnson on Broadway and in the motion picture All the Way — resounded that slant. Trump's "our leader now … and I trust he's incredibly fruitful in that part," he demanded, adding that he would love to play the 45th leader of the United States one day.
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