UK music icon slams Donald Trump as ‘f***ing c**t’ and says ‘he is on one thing’
Madchester legend Shaun Ryder has accused President Donald Trump of being more mad than he ever was on drugs.
The reformed hellraiser says Trump’s behaviour as president is how he imagined his own drugged-up self would act if he got the job.
Shaun told the Daily Star: “He’s a f***ing c**t, don’t get me started on him. I f***ing hate him, he’s on something.
“It’s like having, you know, the most manic, cracked up version of me being a President of the United States. He’s a f***ing fool.”
Shaun had to get out the Thesaurus to find new delightful ways of describing the current head of state over the pond: “He’s a moron, he’s a p***k, he’s a c**t.”
Shaun’s dislike for Trump means he is refusing to ever go to America until he’s out of office.
He added: “I wouldn’t dream of going there anymore when that man’s in power. I really wouldn’t.”
Of course the chance of America letting Shaun in anyway are pretty slim due to his colourful past.
Ahead of his set with the Happy Mondays at Y Not Festival this weekend, Shaun said: “Me and Bez don’t go to America anymore.
“It’s very, very difficult for me to get in America. I have to go through a proper song and dance, to get in the States because I got banned for ten years and I’ve now been on probation with the United States Embassy or, you know, I’ve been on probation now for what, uh, since 2005 or something like that. So, 21 years.
“And it’s just a real ball ache getting in. So f**k em.”
Trump’s allies reportedly believe he “deteriorating” in front of their eyes and fear his condition can “only get worse”, it is claimed. The US President, 80, is said to be showing signs of his age and “lashing out” at those close to him, White House sources have said.
It comes amid a growing fear that he has paid no attention to intelligence reports relating to his war with Iran. And some commentators believe the conflict is taking a toll on Trump’s health.
Veteran journalist Andrew Neil said: “’Donald is deteriorating before our very eyes,’ I was told in Washington this week by a close confidant who sees him regularly.”
Happy Mondays play Y Not Festival on Saturday, (August 1) in Pikehall, Derbyshire.


