A 79-year-old Florida man was found dead Friday morning after going missing from the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire, the state Fish and Game Department confirmed in a social media post.Officials said search crews had located the body of William Davis after a difficult three-day operation involving helicopters, drones and dozens of ground personnel atop the popular New England summer tourist destination."It is a tragic end to a tough search mission and the Fish and Game Department would like to thank all the volunteers and staff who worked tirelessly to bring Davis back to his family," the department said in a Facebook post.Davis, of Jacksonville, Florida, reached the summit by way of the Mount Washington Cog Railway on Wednesday afternoon, the Fish and Game Department said in a news release Thursday. He was last seen near the visitor center around 3:20 p.m., after taking a photo with his wife. Soon after, he separated from her and walked toward the trail area alone.HIKERS WILDERNESS ADVENTURE ENDS IN TRAGEDY AT POPULAR PARK DESTINATIONAt some point, Davis made brief contact with a state park employee by cellphone. He reported being off-trail and described his surroundings but could not explain his location. His phone died during the call. Search teams were notified shortly after 6 p.m. and began looking for him that evening.Crews initially focused on the western side of the summit. Fish and Game officers, park staff, and volunteers from Androscoggin Valley Search and Rescue used drones and ground teams to search the area into early Thursday morning.Fog and wind slowed progress, and no sign of Davis was found, according to officials.On Friday morning, search teams shifted their focus to the eastern and southern slopes of the mountain. Weather conditions had worsened. Rain, clouds, and high winds moved in. Temperatures hovered in the low 40s, and wind chill readings dropped to near freezing.HIKER DISAPPEARS IN WILDERNESS AFTER TAKING SHORTCUT THAT LEADS TO VOICE FROM THE WOODSMount Washington is known for sudden weather changes, rocky terrain, and limited visibility, even in summer. Wind chills can dip below freezing without warning.Although the summit is accessible by car and train, trails just beyond the visitor center can turn treacherous for anyone unfamiliar with mountain hiking. Dozens of rescues are conducted on the mountain each year.At around 11 a.m. On Friday, AVSAR volunteers found Daviss body about 400 feet off the Lion Head Trail. The location was between the Alpine Garden and Tuckerman Ravine Trails, both of which run through rocky and exposed terrain. Rescue officials said Davis appeared to have suffered a serious fall.A Black Hawk helicopter crew from the New Hampshire Army National Guard was conducting a training mission nearby and was able to assist with the recovery efforts during a short break in the weather, officials said.An autopsy is pending at the state medical examiner. Authorities have not determined how Davis ended up in the remote area where he was found.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe New Hampshire Fish and Game Department did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for further comment.

Chris Martin has been the talk of social media this weekend after an embarrassing jumbotron moment during a Coldplay concert caught the CEO of Astronomer and its head of human resources cozying up.A different Chris Martin took the mound for the Texas Rangers against the Detroit Tigers Friday night.Tigers broadcaster Jason Benetti used the moment to reference the controversy.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"CEOs beware . Chris Martin is here. Out of the Rangers bullpen," Benetti said as Martin took the mound.Benetti was far from the only person in the sports world to poke fun at the moment.Martin has pitched in the majors since the 2014 season with the Colorado Rockies. Hes played for the New York Yankees, Atlanta Braves, Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles Dodgers and Boston Red Sox. He won a World Series with the Braves in 2021.He struck out one batter in his relief appearance, and the Rangers won the game, 2-0.PHILLIES GET INTO THE COLDPLAY 'MAGIC' WITH CEO ROMANCE CONTROVERSY IN JUMBOTRON BITAstronomer CEO Andy Byron resigned from his job Saturday."As stated previously, Astronomer is committed to the values and culture that have guided us since our founding," the company said in a statement Saturday to Fox News. "Our leaders are expected to set the standard in both conduct and accountability, and, recently, that standard was not met."Astronomer said Byron tendered his resignation, and the board of directors accepted.The unspecified relationship between Byron and Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot was revealed to the nation Wednesday night when they were spotted by the concert's "kiss cam."Cabot hurriedly turned and covered her face, while Byron awkwardly ducked behind a stadium seat, catching Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin's gaze."Oh, look at these two," Martin joked to the crowd. "All right, c'mon, you're Ok. Oh, what? Either they're having an affair or they're just very shy."A social media frenzy started almost immediately, which led to Byrons resignation.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Immigration authorities in Chicago arrested a Mexican illegal immigrant accused of decapitating a missing Illinois woman and storing her body in a storage container filled with bleach.Jose Luis Mendoza-Gonzalez, 52, of Waukegan, Illinois, was arrested in April and charged with concealing a corpse, abusing a corpse and obstruction of justice, according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).Immediately after his first court appearance, Lake County Judge Randie Bruno released Mendoza-Gonzalez from custody.He was arrested again Saturday afternoon at a market in Chicago by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and remains in ICE custody, according to DHS.ICE ARRESTS ALLEGED GANG MEMBER HIDING FROM MEXICAN AUTHORITIES IN SANCTUARY CITY: 'HEINOUS MURDERER'In April, police in Waukegan, Illinois, found the body of 37-year-old Megan Bos, who was reported missing March 9, in a container in Mendoza-Gonzalezs yard.She disappeared in February, according to family members.Mendoza-Gonzalez was accused of keeping Bos' body in his yard for nearly two months and abusing her corpse.ICE FILES DETAINERS AGAINST 2 ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING 1 FACING ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGES FOR SHOOTING SPREEDHS officials told FOX News Bos body had been decapitated, and she was found in a bleach-filled storage container."It is absolutely repulsive this monster walked free on Illinois streets after allegedly committing such a heinous crime," a DHS spokesperson told Fox News. "Megan Bos and her family will have justice."ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT CHARGED WITH MURDER OF MARYLAND MOM DAYS AFTER VAN HOLLEN'S EL SALVADOR RETURNAfter Mendoza-Gonzalez's release in April, Antioch Mayor Scott Gartner criticized laws that allowed the suspected criminal alien to be released, according to a report from affiliate FOX 32 Chicago."I was shocked to find out literally the next day that the person that they had arrested for this had been released from prison under the SAFE-T Act less than, detained less, I think, than 48 hours," Gartner said. "There's other extenuating circumstances in this case. Not only the type of crime, how long the crime was concealed, the fact that the person that was arrested for this is not a U.S. citizen, and, you know, can maybe [flee] the country."Mendoza-Gonzalez allegedly told authorities Bos overdosed at his house and, instead of calling 911, he broke her phone and kept her body in the basement for two days before moving it outside, according to the report.Republican state Rep. Tom Weber expressed concern about Mendoza-Gonzalez's release in April."Someone that hid their body in a garbage can for 51 days after leaving it in the basement for two days, after not calling 911 [and] breaking a phone. Is this a non-detainable offense?" Weber said. "Should we not find out, wait for a toxicology report, anything?"

Valerie Bertinelli became emotional as she opened up about her battle to maintain her sobriety while experiencing "emotionally excruciating feelings."The 65-year-old former Food Network star, who has been sober since January 2024, recently took to Instagram to post several videos in which she candidly addressed fighting the urge to drink during a difficult time in her life."I've been going through some really intense, uncomfortable, sad, emotionally excruciating feelings the last few days, and I want to drink. I want to numb it. I don't want to feel it," Bertinelli admitted.VALERIE BERTINELLI ADMITS SHE FUMBLED RELATIONSHIP WITH EX-BOYFRIEND AS SHE OPENS UP ON SHAMEShe continued, "But my logical mind is like, 'No, you don't want to do that. You don't want to numb it. You know what will help you feel better is to just feel the feelings. Get through to the other side. Have a good cry.' And yet, I can't cry."The "One Day at a Time" alum shared that she was also struggling with resisting indulging in unhealthy food as she dealt with her emotions. Over the past few years, Bertinelli has spoken out about her health journey and her decision to stop weighing herself."I want to eat it away too," she said. "Like I want eat something that I know isn't necessarily going to put a lot of vitamins and minerals and fiber and protein into my body. The things that my body needs. Because I just want to numb these f---ed-up feelings.""So you know what I'm gonna do?" Bertinelli told her followers in another clip. "I'm going to come on the internet and slice a watermelon because I love watermelon.""It's watermelon season, and a watermelon will make me feel better, but it won't make me numb my feelings," she added as she teared up.The two-time Emmy Award winner proceeded to set a watermelon on a cutting board and began carving the fruit."Slice the watermelon with me, OK?" Bertinelli told her fans. "We're going to eat watermelon, but I'm not eating too many feelings.""I'm going to feel my feelings while I slice the watermelon," she added with a laugh.In a follow-up video, Bertinelli began to cry as she sliced the watermelon."It's gonna taste really good," she said as she displayed the watermelon which she cut in half. "This is my favorite time of year. It's watermelon season."Bertinelli emphasized the importance of facing painful emotions in a subsequent clip."I have these feelings," she said. "I'm not going to talk about why I have them, where they came from, but I do want to talk about feelings and how when we suppress them, when we numb them, it only makes them stronger.""And it doesn't make us feel better about ourselves," she continued. "What happens is when we numb them, we feel bad about what we've done to numb the feelings. So then that adds on to whatever shame that we may have about those feelings. And it just adds an extra layer of shame, which is what we don't want. We just wanna be, like if we're sad, we just wanna to be sad. We just want to be sad."Bertinelli explained that choosing to eat healthy food like watermelons made her "happy.""Because it tastes so good and it's got vitamins and water and fiber and minerals," Bertinelli said."And I'm not numbing my feelings," she said while continuing to cry. "I just know that I feel sad and it's just a feeling. It'll pass. Because I'm strong, and I'm good. I just happen to feel sad right now, and I'll get through it, and so can you. We don't have to drink alcohol or eat food to numb feelings that we just need to feel, so that these feelings can then feel heard."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"Feelings are information," Bertinelli continued in the last video of her slideshow."So now, every time I want to wallow in my sadness, which I don't want to do I'm just going to have a bite of watermelon and ask my feelings what they want to tell me," she said as she lifted up a container of sliced watermelon.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"Hope this was helpful," the actress concluded with a laugh.Bertinelli reiterated her message in the caption of her post, writing, "Feel your feelings. Do your best not to numb them. Feelings are information. Ask them what they need. Feel them. Get to the other side."In a follow-up post, Bertinelli shared a more cheerful update as she expressed her gratitude to her followers for their support. She noted how she felt less alone after fans posted their own stories of struggling with painful feelings in the comments."Hey, just a quick thank you," the TV personality said with a smile. "I sometimes am incredibly surprised and reminded and and being reminded of how many amazing people there are out there So I just wanted to say thank you and thank you for sharing with each other in my comments section, supporting each other, supporting me. I support you.""It's just a really great feeling when you don't feel alone in feeling something," she continued."And I ended up eating the whole watermelon that day and I'm not ashamed of that," Bertinelli added with a laugh. "Because I still felt all my feelings. I got to the other side and I'm in a better place and I am just grateful.""And even for those of you that wrote how offended you were, you know that you don't have to actually watch my videos and you don't have to comment that you can just keep going. It's OK. I'm not going to disturb your world if you don't want me to, but to all the rest of you, thank you. I just love that we're doing all this together."

Chicago Sky All-Star Angel Reese opened up about some of the cyberbullying shes experienced since she played for the 2023 LSU Tigers womens basketball national championship team.Reese said in an interview with ESPN that shes since started a campaign to raise awareness about cyberbullying since then."Ive experienced it. It was hard for me in the beginning," Reese told ESPNs Elle Duncan.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"After I won the national championship, my whole life changed, and that was the first time I had seen negativity like that on social media. I thought I had a huge following before, but it skyrocketed to millions. It was bigger than basketball when they were finding my address, my car. I had to change my whole lifestyle."It doesnt bother me as much anymore just because I feel like Ive built a thicker skin, but not everybody has a thick skin. And thats why I think players always come up to me and ask me, Are you OK? How are you doing? I dont really know whats genuine, but Im starting to open up and branch a little bit."Reese's 2023 national championship game was highlighted by her incident with Caitlin Clark. It started the on-court rivalry between the two women's basketball stars.Reese said shes gotten closer to the All-Stars on her team this year, more so than in 2024 when it was the WNBA team going up against the U.S. Olympic team before the Paris Games.UNRIVALED ANNOUNCES NIL DEALS WITH COLLEGE STARS JUJU WATKINS, AZZI FUDD, MORE"This is the closest Ive been to these players this year. Last year, I wasnt that close. When I was in Phoenix (the host of the 2024 All-Star Game), I was very quiet," she explained. "I didnt talk to anybody. And thats what I really love about this league, being able to have sisters."I dont have any sisters. Being able to have sisters here who really, really care about me and knowing I can take that and transform that into the community. Theres a lot of cyberbullying going on. Not everybody is as strong as I am, and I was like, Why not flip a negative into a positive and give back? I try to give back as much as I can."Reese will play in her second WNBA All-Star Game. Shes averaging 14 points and 12.6 rebounds for the Sky.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

An Ohio man was arrested for allegedly making terroristic threats against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and a federal official, a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) official announced Saturday.Anthony Kelly of Cincinnati will face federal charges for allegedly threatening to kidnap, assault and murder a U.S. official, according to Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at DHS."Thank you to our law enforcement," McLaughlin said in a post on X. "These threats will not be tolerated. You will be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."ASSAULTS ON ICE OFFICERS SURGE 830% AS DEMOCRATS CAUGHT 'DOXING AND PHYSICALLY ASSAULTING' AGENTS: DHSIn the X post, McLaughlin attached several photos of social media posts from an account seemingly linked to Kelly that threatened to shoot and kill ICE agents. The user also discussed plans to buy a gun.Replying to a post on X about ICE officials, the user said, "You come here for me, you're getting shot. I'm shooting for the kill. I won't give a f--- about your names, who you are or anything else."CALIFORNIA HOME OF SUSPECT ACCUSED OF DOXXING ICE AGENTS RAIDED AND SEARCHEDIn another post on X responding to a post about DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, the user wrote, "The shotgun is being bought later on this week you're also invited b-----."Replying to a post on X about Trump border czar Tom Homan, the user seemingly referred to ICE agents when he wrote, "Thanks for giving We The People permission to shoot "During a search of Kelly's home in Cincinnati, authorities found one gun and ammunition, McLaughlin said.NOEM WARNS OF UNPRECEDENTED THREAT LEVEL FOR ICE AGENTS, BLAMES 'LIES' FROM DEMOCRATSThe arrest comes amid ongoing concerns from DHS about the doxxing of ICE agents. Attacks on agents have skyrocketed by 830% since January, the agency announced recently.In a memo released earlier this month, DHS called on the Justice Department to prosecute anyone suspected of doxxing ICE agents by posting agents photos and personal information online or in public."We will prosecute those who dox ICE agents to the fullest extent of the law. These criminals are taking the side of vicious cartels and human traffickers," DHS Secretary Kristi Noemsaid in the memo. "We wont allow it in America."The DHS and ICE did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

Richard Jefferson played with the Cleveland Cavaliers and LeBron James for two seasons from 2015 to 2017 and won an NBA championship before his 17-year career ended.But playing with James, considered the best player in the NBA during the prime of his career, wasnt always rainbows and butterflies.James competitiveness was otherworldly.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMJefferson explained on the "Road Trippin" podcast the possibility of James getting a buyout from the Los Angeles Lakers and rejoining the Cavaliers at the end of his career."Playing with LeBron sucks because youre trying to win a championship," the current ESPN NBA broadcaster said, via Awful Announcing. "He is one of the most competitive human beings in the history of American sports and sports in general."Does it suck when youre showing up, and hes already been practicing for four hours and youre like Oh s---?' When hes watching film and you mess up a play, and hes just like, Motherf-----, what are you doing?"EMERGING LAKERS STAR DARIUS BAZLEY EXITS NBA SUMMER LEAGUE GAME IN WHEELCHAIR WITH APPARENT SERIOUS INJURYBut Jeferson said the upside was he was playing with one of the greatest basketball players of all time."And its like, Yeah, those are the cons. But there were cons for playing with (Michael) Jordan. There were cons for playing with Kobe (Bryant). There were cons playing with players that were so great that they demanded excellence. There were cons for playing for Pat Riley or (Gregg) Popovich or (Erik) Spoelstra. Theres always cons when youre trying to win at the highest level."James future with the Lakers may be in question, but hes reportedly expected to be with the team.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Minnesota state Sen. Nicole Mitchell was convicted of felony burglary Friday, more than a year after she was arrested while breaking into her stepmother's home.Mitchell faced pressure to resign from both sides of the aisle since her arrest but had some defenders who said she deserved her day in court. One of them was Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy, who, like Mitchell, is a member of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party (DFL)."Senator Mitchell has been afforded due process, a trial by a jury of her peers, and that jury has delivered a verdict. I am relieved to see the end of Senator Mitchells trial. The cases resolution brings clarity to the situation," Murphy said in a statement issued by the DFL after the verdict."Senator Mitchell has told colleagues that she intended to resign if found guilty of this crime, and I expect her to follow through on that pledge. Our caucus remains focused on the issues that matter to Minnesotan families and communities."DEM STATE SENATOR CAUGHT ON BODYCAM ADMITS 'I'M NOT GOOD AT THIS' DURING ALLEGED HOME BREAK-INThe state lawmaker was arrested in April 2024 on suspicion of breaking into her stepmothers home. Mitchell said she went to the home of her stepmother, Carol Mitchell, to retrieve her late fathers items. The state senator claimed her stepmother was suffering from Alzheimers disease.Mitchell testified she trespassed at her stepmothers home and admitted lying to police about why she was there but that it was done out of concern for her stepmother, according to Axios.MURDERED DEMOCRATIC LAWMAKER'S HOME BROKEN INTO JUST DAYS AFTER FATAL SHOOTINGFootage of Mitchell inside a police cruiser handcuffed and being questioned was shown at her trial. In the video, she told an officer she was "just trying to get some of my dad's things," adding, "Clearly, I'm not good at this." Mitchell told police her stepmom "wouldnt talk to me anymore," which is why she resorted to breaking into the Detroit Lakes home.Among the items Mitchell said she wanted to retrieve were her fathers ashes, pictures, clothes and other sentimental items.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPWhen she was arrested, officers found a flashlight covered with a black sock on her. Additionally, officers said they searched a black backpack and found two laptops, a cellphone, a drivers license, Senate identification and Tupperware products.While no sentencing date has been set, Mitchell faces a minimum of six months in jail and a maximum of 20 years, according to Axios, citing her attorney.

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo appeared to be joking Saturday when he said he would move to Florida if Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani wins the New York City mayors race.Cuomo lost to Mamdani in the Democratic primary, but is planning to challenge him as an independent in the general election. The line, delivered at a Hamptons breakfast with political insiders, sparked laughter but also highlighted growing unease over the citys political direction."Its all or nothing. We either win or even I will move to Florida. God forbid," Cuomo said, according to attendees at the event.The remark came during a private gathering hosted by businessman John Catsimatidis at 75 Main in Southampton. Catsimatidis, a GOP donor and radio host, is also the owner of the Gristedes and DAgostino supermarket chains, which could be directly affected by Mamdanis proposal to create government-run grocery stores.The guest list included RXR Realty Chairman Bruce Mosler, Ambassador George Tsunis, and former top Cuomo aide Melissa DeRosa. One attendee described the line as a "wow" moment. Multiple guests said it got the rooms attention.TRUMP SAYS CUOMO'S GOT A 'GOOD SHOT' OF BEATING MAMDANI IN NYC MAYOR ELECTIONCuomos senior adviser, Rich Azzopardi, defended the comment to the New York Post."Governor Cuomo would never give up on New York," he said. "The line underscored the stakes in this election and the risk of electing a dangerously inexperienced, hate-spewing 33-year-old socialist to lead the city."Cuomo repeatedly referred to Mamdani as "the kid" during the event. He called Mamdanis rent freeze proposal a "death sentence" for landlords and housing supply, and dismissed his platform as "unrealistic bumper sticker slogans."Mamdanis campaign did not respond to a request for comment.ANDREW CUOMO TALKS REMATCH WITH MAMDANI, SAYS SOCIALIST'S POLICIES WILL CAUSE 'DEATH' OF NYCCuomo also took aim at Mayor Eric Adams, who is also running as an independent, saying, "We havent had a competent mayor since Bloomberg." He accused Adams of being unable to focus, citing ongoing investigations and ethics concerns.Asked about the criticism by the New York Post, Adams responded, "If hes serious about moving to Florida, he should go ahead. Hes already spent three weekends in the Hamptons."The race, which also features Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa, has become one of the most unconventional mayoral contests in recent memory.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPCuomo's campaign did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.Fox News' Elizabeth Elkind contributed to this report.

Rosie O'Donnell launched a passionate TikTok attack against "madman" President Donald Trump and the cancellation of Stephen Colbert's late-night show on Friday and Saturday.O'Donnell claimed that Trump would "arrest every artist that disagrees with him" and took multiple shots at the president's mental and physical health. She also insisted, without basis, that Trump is responsible for Colbert's cancellation."I think Americans should stand up and say, No way. Youre not going to silence us. You dont have the right to silence us. You never did. And you never will. We, the people, have the right to speak up against atrocities, which are happening on a daily basis. ICE, his own personal Gestapo what will it take, America? What will it take?" she questioned. "Hes gonna arrest every artist that disagrees with him and pretty much every artist does. Whether or not theyre brave enough to say it is another thing."ROSIE O'DONNELL REVEALS SHE WAS 'VERY DEPRESSED' AND 'OVERDRINKING' AFTER FIRST TRUMP WINRegarding Colbert, O'Donnell wondered, "Whats going on with Stephen Colbert, right? One of the most brilliant minds weve ever had in comedy. A very loving and compassionate man. I admire him very much. And hes courageous and brave. And CBS decided to give into the blackmail that Donald Trump forced them to."CBS announced on Thursday that "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" would be canceled in 2026, and insisted that the decision was "purely a financial decision" and had nothing to do with their parent company Paramount's pending merger with Skydance. Paramount also recently settled a lawsuit with Trump over the editing of CBS' "60 Minutes" interview with former Vice President Kamala Harris last year.Trump also commented on the cancellation of Colbert's show, posting the following statement to his Truth Social account: "I absolutely love that Colbert got fired. His talent was even less than his ratings. I hear Jimmy Kimmel is next. Has even less talent than Colbert! Greg Gutfeld is better than all of them combined, including the Moron on NBC who ruined the once great Tonight Show."ELLEN DEGENERES BACKS ROSIE O'DONNELL AFTER TRUMP THREATENED TO REVOKE HER U.S. CITIZENSHIPLast Saturday, Trump re-ignited his longtime feud between him and O'Donnell, threatening to strip her of her citizenship because she is "not in the best interests of our Great Country." O'Donnell left the U.S. for Ireland shortly after Trump won back the White House last year."Because of the fact that Rosie ODonnell is not in the best interests of our Great Country, I am giving serious consideration to taking away her Citizenship. She is a Threat to Humanity, and should remain in the wonderful Country of Ireland, if they want her. GOD BLESS AMERICA!" he wrote on Truth Social.O'Donnell made a litany of allegations about the president's health in her TikTok rants, claiming that he's "physically ill" and is suffering from dementia.TRUMP THREATENS TO STRIP ROSIE O'DONNELL'S U.S. CITIZENSHIP AS HE SAYS SHE'S A 'THREAT TO HUMANITY'"How long do all of the voices against this horrific administration have in terms of their careers and ability to make money? Because this madman, this mentally incapacitated, physically ill, mentally ill man is spiraling out of control," she stated. "His dementia is out of control. Hes horrible."Last month, O'Donnell told former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo that she became "very depressed" and began "overdrinking" after Donald Trumps first election victory in 2016. She also revealed that she left the U.S. for Ireland out of a sense of "self-preservation" following his second election win.When asked for comment, the White House referred Fox News Digital to the president's Truth Social posts regarding Stephen Colbert and Rosie O'Donnell.