"I've already offered so much," says Roseanne about future television projects

The exile of Roseanne Barr's television may not even last in the summer.

The actress, whose ABC series "Roseanne" was canceled in May after a racist remark on Twitter, told her friend Rabbi Shmuley Boteach in a new podcast that she is already considering a new offer to come back to the television.

"Inside every bad thing is a good thing that is waiting to happen and I feel very excited because I've already offered so much and I've got it. have almost already accepted a very good offer to come back on TV and I could do it, "she says. "But we will see."

Barr spoke to Boteach on Wednesday, but the podcast – the second that she recorded with the rabbi since the show's cancellation – was released Saturday night.

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Barr did not specify any other details about the offers she received to return to the airwaves.

The actor's May tweet, which has since been deleted, said that former Barack Obama assistant, Valerie Jarrett, who is African-American, was a product of the Muslim Brotherhood and the "Planet of the World." monkeys ". monkeys had a baby = vj. "She apologized to Jarrett the same day with the casting of her canceled ABC reboot," Roseanne ".

Barr has said in the past that she intended to contact Jarrett to apologize in private, but she told Boteach that she had not still done.

"I do it [plan to call]," said Barr. "But again, it's just words and you have to do a lot of meditation and prayer for the right words and I do not know what the right words are."

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Much of the podcast, which lasts 71 minutes, is a discussion of the Torah and its Jewish faith.

Barr also said that she did not ask for payment to cancel the rights of her homonymous broadcast. ABC announced on June 21 that it would broadcast a derivative of "Roseanne", called "The Conners" and would focus on much of the remaining distribution.

"I thought signing the work of my own life and asking nothing in return, I thought it was a penance," she told Boteach. "Sometimes you ask people what should be done to you, knowing what you have done wrong and it seems that people always know what needs to be done to them I just knew it was the right thing and I I want to do good because I have lived my life, most of the time, to do what was needed for all, not just for the Jews. "