Rosie Perez

It's like, in some ways, we were like a canary in the coal mine, right?

And I get fired because I wasn't Republican-y enough, right?

Which is funny to me because George W. Bush, when I first moved to New York, was loathed for a lot of decisions that were very unpopular.

That's an understatement.

Right?

And I also remember, you know, I got fired in Variety and I remember calling and I said, is it true?

And you're like, of course it's true.

It's fucking Variety.

Like, I don't know.

But it was such a journey.

You know, it's funny though, it's like we're talking about

Not being so absolute.

That's what the problem is right now is everybody is so polarized and no one can see the gray area.

And the gray area is what used to make us great.

It's also where like 90% of people live, right?

Like most Americans are not...

able to say, I hate everyone that voted for Trump because they've got a partner or a parent or a boss or they have to live in a world.

And I'm hardline on what I think Republicans have done.

But you can't go about your life.

You can't cut out from your life everyone who voted for someone that you didn't.