Barbra Streisand, a prominent singer and outspoken Democrat, reiterated her plan to leave the country if Donald Trump wins the presidency again. Speaking on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” Streisand expressed her reluctance to live in the U.S. under Trump’s leadership, stating, “I can’t live in this country” if he wins. She had previously mentioned considering England as a potential new home, echoing her 2016 comments about possibly moving to Canada.

Despite her strong words, like other celebrities such as Amy Schumer and Cher, Streisand chose to remain in the U.S. after Trump’s 2016 election victory. She has been vocal in her criticism of Trump, calling him the “Liar in Chief” and criticizing his leadership as “so stupid” and “ill-informed.” Streisand’s 2018 album “Walls” continued her critique, with the song “Don’t Lie to Me” addressing the spread of misinformation and its global impact.

Reflecting on Trump’s presidency in 2021, Streisand described it as “four years in a black hole,” emphasizing the harm caused by misinformation, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. She advocates for honesty in leadership, urging leaders to “tell people the truth; they can deal with it.” Streisand’s public stance underscores her unwavering commitment to addressing political and social issues candidly.