will.i.am likens voting for ‘ridiculous’ Donald Trump to being in an abusive relationship and claims America has become accustomed to how he ‘behaves, divides and steers hate’
- The Black Eyed Peas star, 45, voiced fears over President Donald Trump beating Democrat Joe Biden while speaking to Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid on GMB
- When asked about Trump remaining popular despite ‘making people feel uncomfortable’, will.i.am said: ‘Yeah but that’s with any abusive relationship’
- President Donald Trump will go head to head with former Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday as they battle out for presidency
- The Black Eyed Peas have teamed up with Jennifer Hudson to release The LOVE, an adaption of the band’s 2003 hit, Where is the Love, in support of Biden
will.i.am has likened voting for Donald Trump to being in an abusive relationship.
The Black Eyed Peas star, 45, voiced fears over President Donald Trump beating Democrat Joe Biden while speaking to Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid on Good Morning Britain on Tuesday about the impending US election.
When asked about Trump remaining popular despite ‘making people feel uncomfortable’, will.i.am said: ‘Yeah but that’s with any abusive relationship…
‘There’s people that stick with their spouses and go through abuse because they don’t know how to leave, that doesn’t mean that they’re happy.’
Shocking: will.i.am has likened voting for Donald Trump to being in an abusive relationship
President Trump will go head to head with Joe Biden on Tuesday night as they battle out for presidency with the polls seeing the duo go neck and neck.
The Black Eyed Peas have teamed up with Jennifer Hudson to release The LOVE, an adaption of the band’s 2003 hit, Where is the Love, in support of Biden.
Speaking about the vote, will.i.am, real name William Adams, hinted Trump had coerced the American people to get used to his behaviour.
When asked by Susanna what would happen if Trump was triumphant on Tuesday, will.i.am lamented: ‘That would be a terrible thing.’
Worried: The Black Eyed Peas star, 45, voiced fears over President Donald Trump beating Democrat Joe Biden while speaking to Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid on Good Morning Britain on Tuesday about the impending US election
Fingers crossed: Trump wrapped up five rallies in four states on Sunday
Susanna pushed: ‘Despite the fact a few people feel uncomfortable with what he said and done, he still remains remarkably popular and in with a chance.’
He responded: ‘Yeah but that’s with any abusive relationship. There’s people that stick with their spouses and go through abuse because they don’t know how to leave, that doesn’t mean that they’re happy…
‘They just don’t have the strength or the courage to get out and change and switch it up and have faith in something else…
‘That’s all they know so for the past four years, people have settled and just took the embarrassment and ridiculous antics of how he behaves, divides and steers hate.’
Here’s hoping! Democratic rival Biden leads in national polls and in polling in several critical battleground states
Democratic rival Biden leads in national polls and in polling in several critical battleground states. He is up by 6.7 points in the polling average. But it’s been an unusual year – upended by coronavirus – and Tuesday’s race is not a lock.
Trump wrapped up five rallies in four states on Sunday. He woke up at his Trump International Golf Club in Doral after holding a midnight rally in Miami….
‘He started off on a high note with friends and supporters yelling ‘four more years’ as he left the club. From there he held rallies in North Carolina; Pennsylvania; Michigan; and Wisconsin before his final event in Grand Rapids.
While Trump went from state to state on Monday, Biden kept his focus on Pennsylvania. He, Jill Biden, Kamala Harris, and Doug Emhoff barnstormed the critical state all day.
Facts: He responded: ‘Yeah but that’s with any abusive relationship. There’s people that stick with their spouses and go through abuse because they don’t know how to leave, that doesn’t mean that they’re happy’