Actor Sean Penn told Fox News presenter Sean Hannit that he didn’t trust him on Tuesday, which led to an awkward dialogue about trust.
Surrealist conversations amid political controversies began with the main motive for Penn’s visit to “Hannibal” – which ignited support for Ukrainians against the Russian occupiers.
Penn, who traveled in and out of the conflict to make a documentary, called on billionaires to provide Ukraine with fighter jets and missile defense technologies.
Hannibal asked Penn to remember what the Oscar-winning actor said when he first called to find out more about his documentary.
“I said I don’t trust you,” Pen replied.
“Is there a reason why you don’t trust me?” He asked Haniti, a leading figure in the network, to make false comments about efforts to educate about the Capitol uprising, COVID-19 vaccines and childhood racism.
“Yes, there are many reasons why you don’t trust me,” Penn said, noting that “a lot of people don’t trust their spouses, but we have to live.”
“We’re all talking about how things are divided, how everything is divided here,” he continued. “But when you enter a country with incredible unity [like Ukraine], You realize what everyone is missing. “And I think I don’t have time to deal with the lack of confidence that’s going on.”
Penn continued his statements on the Ukrainian crisis. At the end of the interview, Haniti asked the “Mystical River” star if she had gained her trust to some degree.
“A lot of physical therapy is needed after a major car accident,” Penn said with a laugh. “You don’t do everything in one day.”
Source: Huffpost
