Celebrities Getting Cold Feet About Leaving the U.S. After Trump’s Victory

Before Donald Trump’s stunning election victory, dozens of celebrities – including Chelsea Handler, Whoopi Goldberg and Amy Schumer – said they would leave the country if he won the presidency. Now, they’re not so sure… Chelsea Handler, who hosts “Chelsea” on Netflix, tearfully said on her show Thursday that she will remain in the U.S. “It’s so easy to say throw in the towel and that we’re going to leave or I’m going to move to Spain, because I want to move to Spain. I really, really want to move to Spain right now,” she told her audience. “And everyone in my office is like, ‘You have a responsibility, you have a voice and you need to use it and you have to be there.'” Goldberg told viewers …
“I’m sorry to disillusion you, but I’m not leaving the country that I was born and raised in,” Goldberg said.

On Wednesday, Schumer shared an Instagram post, claiming that “the interview where I said I would move was in London and was said in jest.”

Other stars who have talked about moving in the event of a Trump win include Cher, Bryan Cranston, Lena Dunham, Sienna Miller and Samuel L. Jackson. So far, none have confirmed plans to leave the country.

On “Fox & Friends Weekend” this morning, Pete Hegseth called this another example of “Hollywood duplicity.”

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“It’s so easy to say throw in the towel and that we’re going to leave or I’m going to move to Spain, because I want to move to Spain. I really, really want to move to Spain right now,” she told her audience. “And everyone in my office is like, ‘You have a responsibility, you have a voice and you need to use it and you have to be there.'”

Goldberg told viewers of “The View” on Thursday that she had been “incorrectly lumped in” with celebrities who had claimed they would leave if Trump was elected.

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Winter storm hitting parts of New England

Warning in effect for elevations above 1,000 feet
BOSTON —

 A winter storm warning is issued for parts of Berkshire County and is in effect from Sunday morning until Monday night.

Weekend Storm: Latest Futurecast

The National Weather Service said the warning was in effect for elevations above 1,000 feet.

Forecasters said heavy and blowing snow can be expected, and locations in the affected area could see anywhere from 5 to 10 inches of snow. Snow is expected to develop late Saturday night, and could become heavy at times                        
Temperatures will fall as the storm develops and draws down colder air from Canada.

The mountains of northern New England as the Adirondacks in New York could receive between 3-6 inches of snow at a time when many ski resorts hope to open in time for Thanksgiving.

Winds could gust to 30-50 mph behind the storm on Sunday as temperatures fall through the 40s and into the 30s.

By Thanksgiving, another storm should approach New England. Some rain and wet snow is possible around New England as early as Wednesday — a peak travel day ahead of Thanksgiving.

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Victim involved in chase before crash, police say WAREHAM, Mass. — A teenager is seriously hurt

Saturday morning after being thrown from a car during a crash in Wareham.

The crash was reported along Country Road around 4:30 a.m.

Police said the unidentified 17-year-old sideswiped another vehicle and drove off erratically.

The teen and police became involved in a brief chase, but it was called off before the crash, police said.

At some point, the car then left the road and hit several trees.

The teen was taken to Rhode Island Hospital and is listed in serious condition.

He was charged with operating after license suspension, negligent operation of a motor vehicle, failure to stop for a police officer and speeding.

No other information has been released.                      




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