Johnny Deppcalled him a brat who thinks he owns everything. Louis C.K. devoted a 1,400-word essay to calling him "an insane bigot." Miley Cyrus said his position as the GOP front-runner is a "f---ing nightmare," and said she plans to move out of the country if he wins. George Clooneysaid he's a "xenophobic fascist."
Yes, many celebrities have already slammed Donald Trump pretty hard, but that doesn't mean it's not funny when Judd Apatow, comedy king and queenmaker, and director of films like Trainwreck and The 40-Year-Old Virgin, does it.
Variety reports that during a stand-up comedy set at South by Southwest, Apatow went off on Trump.
Apatow also pointed out that he wrote President Obama's Trump jokes for the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner that went down the same night that Osama bin Laden.
While Apatow is the latest celeb to slam Trump, there are still plenty who are supporting him, too. Among them: Azealia Banks, Tom Brady, Mike Tyson and Nick Carter.
