Rosie O'Donnell joins Michael Cohen's live TikTok stream: 'You've made a full turnaround'

O'Donnell urged the controversial figure to "not listen to all of this negative MAGA s---" amid Donald Trump's ongoing trial.

After making a recent appearance on NewsNation to combat Bill O'Reilly, Rosie O'Donnell has popped up in yet another unexpected political arena amid Donald Trump's ongoing hush-money trial: Michael Cohen's controversial TikTok page.

In footage captured by CNN, the 62-year-old Emmy-winning comedian and actress can be seen joining one of Cohen's recent live TikTok broadcasts, which landed the former Trump attorney in hot water in court.

In footage posted by the outlet, O'Donnell is seen joining Cohen's broadcast in a small window in the upper corner of the screen, where she urges him “to not listen to all of this negative MAGA s--- coming at you," and also references "what you lied about" and "what things that he made you do."

O'Donnell also praised Cohen during her segment, telling him "you have made a full turnaround in terms of telling the truth," referencing Cohen's testimony against Trump.

The network pointed out, however, that Cohen's TikTok page has caused a stir during the proceedings, as Cohen — who worked as Trump's legal "fixer" from 2006 to 2018 — has been targeted by defense attorney Todd Blanche in court.

In particular, Blanche singled out Cohen calling Trump a "dictator douchebag" on TikTok, which also includes Cohen stating that "Trumpism is fascism and we must eradicate it from our body politic."

While not directly involved in Trump's current trial involving alleged falsification of business records and hush-money reportedly paid to his alleged mistress, Stormy Daniels, O'Donnell has come up several times in recent weeks with regard to the former president's behavior.

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During her NewsNation appearance alongside fired CNN journalist Chris Cuomo and O'Reilly in April, O'Donnell agreed to a $10,000 bet with the latter that Trump would be convicted at the end of the trial.

In a fiery, profanity-laden takedown of Trump, actor and staunch Trump critic Robert De Niro also invoked O'Donnell on Tuesday's episode of The View, where O'Donnell served as moderator and cohost on seasons 10 and 18.

"I used to see these things, I didn't understand how he and Rosie O'Donnell used to get into it," De Niro said at the Hot Topics table, referencing the pair's bitter feud that largely played out on The View and in the media as far back as 2006. "I see what a hateful, mean-spirited, awful thing he is. He's vicious."

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