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A complete timeline of Trump's years-long feud with Rosie O'Donnell

May 12, 2017, 11:18 IST

O'Donnell called the Thursday tweet "a clear indication of his seriously declining mental health" in a text message to MNSBC reporter Nicole Wallace, announced in the video below.

Finally, on Thursday, May 11th 2017, Trump dug up a tweet Rosie O'Donnell had sent back in December 2016, where she called for FBI Director James Comey to be fired. Trump replied "finally we agree on something," despite the premise of O'Donnell's declaration being entirely different.

Finally, on Thursday, May 11th 2017, Trump dug up a tweet Rosie O'Donnell had sent back in December 2016, where she called for FBI Director James Comey to be fired. Trump replied "finally we agree on something," despite the premise of O'Donnell's declaration being entirely different.

January 2017, after a biographer said Trump kicked him off a golf course and said the biographer's presence was "inappropriate," Rosie O'Donnell tweeted Trump was "mentally unstable."

The feud continued during the first Republican primary debate, when now-former Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly confronted Trump with a list of his own derogatory words toward women. Trump interjected, implying that the pejoratives "only" applied to Rosie O'Donnell. Rosie tweeted after, telling Trump to try explaining that to his kids.

The feud continued during the first Republican primary debate, when now-former Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly confronted Trump with a list of his own derogatory words toward women. Trump interjected, implying that the pejoratives "only" applied to Rosie O'Donnell. Rosie tweeted after, telling Trump to try explaining that to his kids.

O'Donnell left "The View" in February 2015, citing stress. Trump commented, saying he "predicted it" and called O'Donnell "a total trainwreck," adding "I like the show a lot, but let's face it, Rosie is a loser."

O'Donnell left "The View" in February 2015, citing stress. Trump commented, saying he "predicted it" and called O'Donnell "a total trainwreck," adding "I like the show a lot, but let's face it, Rosie is a loser."

In September 2014, O'Donnell called Trump's bullying the worst she'd ever received, including as a child, in an interview with People. Trump almost apologized, but also reminded her she started it.

In July 2014, Rosie O'Donnell re-joined "The View." Trump sent a few tweets including calling O'Donnell "crude, rude, obnoxious and dumb." O'Donnell did not reply.

Trump said O'Donnell had said she felt "shame" at being fat, calling that "not politically correct." O'Donnell told him to "go away."

But when Rosie O'Donnell underwent weight-loss surgery, she gave a speech to the American Heart Association encouraging women "to know you're worth it, take care of yourself." Trump interpreted the speech differently, and again, tweeted about it.

But when Rosie O'Donnell underwent weight-loss surgery, she gave a speech to the American Heart Association encouraging women "to know you're worth it, take care of yourself." Trump interpreted the speech differently, and again, tweeted about it.

In August 2012, Trump seemed to have a change of heart. After O'Donnell suffered a heart attack, he tweeted "get better fast," saying he was "starting to miss" her. O'Donnell said his post "was a bit of a shock," and jokingly asked if he was trying to kill her. This could have been the end of the feud.

In August 2012, Trump seemed to have a change of heart. After O'Donnell suffered a heart attack, he tweeted "get better fast," saying he was "starting to miss" her. O'Donnell said his post "was a bit of a shock," and jokingly asked if he was trying to kill her. This could have been the end of the feud.

Next, in May 2012, Trump insulted both Cher and O'Donnell on Twitter. The tweet was meant to attack Cher for supporting Mitt Romney's presidential campaign, but Trump snuck in a dig at O'Donnell too, calling her "a total loser."

Next, in May 2012, Trump insulted both Cher and O'Donnell on Twitter. The tweet was meant to attack Cher for supporting Mitt Romney's presidential campaign, but Trump snuck in a dig at O'Donnell too, calling her "a total loser."

He went on to call O'Donnell's show on the Oprah Winfrey Network a "complete and total disaster" in a video posted to his Twitter account. Trump claimed he was upset it wasn't doing well because he liked Oprah Winfrey and wanted her network to succeed.

He went on to call O'Donnell's show on the Oprah Winfrey Network a "complete and total disaster" in a video posted to his Twitter account. Trump claimed he was upset it wasn't doing well because he liked Oprah Winfrey and wanted her network to succeed.

Instead, Trump tweeted he felt "sorry" for Rounds and Rounds' parents, who "are devastated at the thought of their daughter being with Rosie — a true loser." O'Donnell fired back, saying "You are an ass, in every way."

Instead, Trump tweeted he felt "sorry" for Rounds and Rounds' parents, who "are devastated at the thought of their daughter being with Rosie — a true loser." O'Donnell fired back, saying "You are an ass, in every way."

The Trump-O'Donnell feud briefly went quiet before flaring up again in December, 2011, when O'Donnell announced her engagement to then-girlfriend Michelle Rounds. Trump did not congratulate the couple.

The Trump-O'Donnell feud briefly went quiet before flaring up again in December, 2011, when O'Donnell announced her engagement to then-girlfriend Michelle Rounds. Trump did not congratulate the couple.

Trump joined Twitter in 2009.

Trump insulted both women, saying: "I think Rosie should win, but Rosie is not much herself." Trump called Hasselbeck "not a very smart person, she's one of the dumber people in television."

In May 2007, O'Donnell left "The View" amid a disagreement with a co-host. Trump appeared to take O'Donnell's side. Kind of.

Trump wasn't happy about that. He fired back in People magazine, calling O'Donnell "a real loser" and "a woman out of control." He threatened to sue her and said he looked forward "to taking lots of money from my nice, fat little Rosie.”

Trump wasn't happy about that. He fired back in People magazine, calling O'Donnell "a real loser" and "a woman out of control." He threatened to sue her and said he looked forward "to taking lots of money from my nice, fat little Rosie.”

Rosie O'Donnell was not happy with that decision. As a co-host on ABC's "The View," O'Donnell slammed Trump, bringing up his bankruptcy allegations, his multiple marriages, and called him a "snake-oil salesman."

Rosie O'Donnell was not happy with that decision. As a co-host on ABC's "The View," O'Donnell slammed Trump, bringing up his bankruptcy allegations, his multiple marriages, and called him a "snake-oil salesman."

It started in 2006 when the reigning Miss USA, Tara Conner, was accused of drug-use. Trump called a press conference to discuss her fate, where he decided not to take her crown.

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