Charlie Sheen sympathizes with Roseanne Barr in the middle of the reaction to his racist tweet – Brinkwire

Charlie Sheen, 52, weighed in on Roseanne Barr's backwater, 65 months after his ABC show was quit on his racist tweet.

The Hollywood actor, who was sadly fired from Two and a half men in 2011, said he could "tell" the troubled actress after being filmed in the process of yelling at Valerie Jarrett in a weird YouTube video. can be tied to the tone of absolute despair because it's not just about herself, but also about people she knows she's also affected, "she said. he said Monday at the show Kyle and Jackie O.

not to focus on the words but the emotion, do I hear the frustration, the pain, there is such sadness over there.

He added: "What is a little sad, is that when some background, all that he has done well and that has amused millions of people is always forgotten . "

The father of five went on to say that he does not believe that people should be forgiven simply because they've done a great job.

In 2011, Charlie, who was the highest paid actor on television in 2010, was fired two and a half men after an audience rivalry with show creator Chuck Lorre.

In May, he called Two and a Half Men to replace the show focused on Roseanne, but said he now regrets the tweet

"I should not have said" Roseanne good riddance "because whatever happened, she was only kind to me in the past, so this part I would delete," he said.

Roseanne recently defended her tweet about former Obama advisor, Valerie Jarrett, in a weird video that showed her a disheveled and steaming look.

"I thought the b *** h was white! God devil! I thought the b *** h was white! F ** k! she roared in the video.

She was attacked in May after tweeting that Valerie looked like the "Muslim brotherhood and planet of the monkeys had a baby. "

Last week, she claimed that the tweet was an attempt to defend Israel and turn against Valerie and the # 39, Obama administration for the 2015 Iran deal.

"I told ABC that at first I will always defend Israel because I am Jewish and I am the only one in the world. I also have a family living there. " said during an appearance on Fox News' Hannity.

& # 39; This is a tweet asking the previous administration to report on the agreement on Iran, of which Valérie Jarrett is the author. It was in my head. "