Russell Crowe has made a strong statement in regard to United States politics amid the country’s looming election.
The US is in the build-up to its election, with former President and Republican leader Donald Trump battling it out against Vice-President and Democratic leader Kamala Harris.
The election is scheduled to take place on November 5.
In the lead-up to voting day, the New Zealand-born actor, who resides in Australia, sat down with controversial podcast host Joe Rogan on his popular show, The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, where he spoke out about American politics.
In the three-hour discussion, the Gladiator actor declared both the Democratic and Republican parties must stop “pouring money” into their promotional campaigns and creating “apocalyptic” adverts mocking leaders.
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The Gladiator actor declared the Democratic and Republican parties must stop ‘pouring money’ into their promotional campaigns.
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