If you’re wondering why “she’s Jewish” is trending on Twitter, it’s because Roseanne Barr is under fire again.

The troubled ‘Roseanne’ star co-starred with comedian Theo Fong on a recent show “This Weekend” episode podcast. When discussing the current social and political climate, Mr. Barr (“100% Jewish”) made a comment called “blameably irresponsible.”

“Nobody wants to hear the real truth,” Barr said, adding that social media guidelines “mandate” truth or not.

“And dare I say nothing, that’s where you get away from YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and all that stuff,” she continued. “There are truths and facts, and we must follow them.”

Mr. Barr, who she claimed to have been fired When she spoke with Fong on ABC’s “Roseanne” show, which was rebooted in 2018 to vote for former President Trump, she used the election results as an example of “obligated truth.”

In fact, she was fired for racist tweets about former Obama presidential adviser Valerie Jarrett.

Barr apparently continued to provide examples of intrigues and oft-cited “truths” to Von when he mentioned the Holocaust, and used Holocaust denial to support her fierce attack on “obliged truths.” was used as a means of

“And nobody died in the Holocaust,” she said. “That’s the truth.”

“Yeah, it’s should do it break out. 6 million Jews should do it They are causing all sorts of problems in the world, so please die now,” she continued. “But it never happened.”

A minute-long video of Mr. Barr’s remarks went viral on social media like wildfire. This two-and-a-half-hour podcast episode is filled with controversial commentary on everything from female empowerment to female hysteria to the sex lives of trans women.

But it was Mr. Barr’s inflammatory and hateful remarks, particularly about the Holocaust, that provoked a public outcry. It’s not entirely clear whether Mr. Barr meant what he said, or whether he made a deliberate nonsense to prove some point about “truth” in a playful way.

Anti-Defamation Alliance CEO Jonathan Greenblatt said: issued a statement via Twitter“Irony or not, Roseanne Barr’s comments about Jews and the Holocaust are reprehensible and irresponsible. Shame on Theo Fong for jumping into conspiracy theories about people and Hollywood.”

“The Holocaust (the murder of 6 million Jews) is one of history’s best-documented crimes, made possible by anti-Semitic conspiracy theories. Calling for mass murder is outrageous.” The Holocaust Museum account tweeted.

Mr. Fong defended Mr. Barr in a tweet. He released a clip of about four minutes of their conversation saying, “This is a full clip of Roseanne Barr with obvious sarcasm and satire. She’s a menchi and one of the funniest people I’ve ever met.”

“Hey Theo, I’m Jewish, but I’m here to tell you that you are totally wrong and Roseanne is totally crazy.” Tara Dublin wrote in response to Von’s tweet. “There’s nothing wrong with saying that Jews deserve to die. No. The Holocaust doesn’t have two sides. Stop helping her spread her propaganda.”

Joel S tweeted trying to decipher the bar’s message,“Given the context, she’s not saying she doesn’t believe the Holocaust never actually happened, but believing that the 2020 election was fair and that Biden won was like denying the Holocaust.” It’s… it’s still really horrible and anti-Semitic. Even if she is Jewish. ”

The comedian’s son Jake Pentland disparaged those upset by the remark. Tell TMZ America has bigger issues to focus on, and “I’m ashamed that people are so stupid that they don’t realize Roseanne is being sarcasm.”

This isn’t the first time Barr has spoken publicly about the Holocaust, and previous comments suggest that Barr’s actual feelings may be the exact opposite of what Mr. Fong’s podcast clip led people to believe. highly sexual.

In April 2023, Barr spoke with Les Glassman. In an interview posted on YouTube, the story of growing up with orthodox grandparents in a “hotbed of PTSD” in Salt Lake City’s “Jewish Stetl.” She told Glassman she had a special connection with Holocaust survivors. They were people in her community who suffered “unspeakably” and had “numbers on their arms,” ​​she said, and she felt obligated to make them laugh and please them.

She also said she was traumatized watching the trial of Nazi leader Adolf Eichmann as a child. “When I was three, her grandmother and her friends used to watch the Eichmann trial. It was on TV and they encouraged me to watch it,” she said. rice field. “So it had a variety of psychic effects on me, and they told horror stories as well.

“And the pictures I saw, they showed me, and they said, ‘She should see, all Jewish children should see what they did to us. ’.”