Richard Gere Criticizes Trump as 'Bully and Gangster' at Goya Awards

The actor warned of global dangers posed by Trump's leadership and the influence of wealthy elites during his acceptance speech in Spain.

Richard Gere, receiving a lifetime achievement award at the Goya Film Awards in Granada, described U.S. President Donald Trump as a 'bully and gangster.'
Gere criticized the 'millionaire clowns' surrounding Trump, calling them immature, narcissistic, and a dangerous combination of money and power.
The actor warned that Trump's presidency represents a dark period for the United States and a global threat due to the concentration of wealth and influence.
Gere urged vigilance and courage to combat what he described as the spread of tribalism and divisive thinking worldwide.
The Goya Awards also honored the French film 'Emilia Pérez,' which leads this year's Oscars with 13 nominations, as Best European Film.