Legendary actor Robert De Niro was announced after his recent appearance on      The View  and spoke out against host Joy Behar and critic of multi-millionaire tech mogul Eloise Musk.

De Niro was unaware of his political views and criticized Musk’s influence, saying,      “No mere confidence in the Lord.”

De Niro responded to Behar amid the controversy

During the current discussion, Joy Behar, a critic of Musk and her on the social media platform

Musk had previously said he was “      careless”      and      “responsible for democracy.”

De Niro was included in Musk’s defense, defending his stance and doubling down on his despair towards Musk’s followers.

“I’m glad you’re right. We’re talking about someone who manipulates the actual story, spreads disinformation, and plays with real people’s lives      ,” he said.

A criticism of Musk

De Niro’s comments came at a time when Musk was facing intense scrutiny over his business practices, political statements, and controversial decisions about X’s freedom of speech.

The stars    of Taxi Driver    and    Goodfellas    made it clear that they considered Musk a reliable figure.

“No, it’s a genius. It’s an entrepreneur you trust, and now you’re confident you can control everything,”      De Niro said at rodeos.

“People need to stop treating him like some kind of savior and stop being a cop.”

The Ådiece reacts

The View publication      responded with great applause and welcomed De Niro’s courageous comments.

Many viewers keep returning to the social media speeches to talk to the actor about how he deals with Musk’s certain influence.

A user  of      “We need more of this!”

Others, without embargo, appreciated Musk, arguing that his contributions to technology and spatial exploration surpassed any controversy.

What’s next?

De Niro has avoided debates between politicians and socialists, and his criticism of Musk is just the latest example that they voluntarily lost to decide what happened.

As tensions mounted in an uproar over social media, freedom of expression, and corporate influence, it was clear that figures like De Niro and Behar were defending the status quo.