Actress and comedian Roseanne Barr fired back at director Rob Reiner on Sunday, responding to his latest complaint about former President Donald Trump and the future of the United States.

Reiner, a vocal critic of Trump, attacked Republicans for continuing to support Trump despite his legal challenges — and essentially predicted the end of the world if Democrats did not win the presidency in 2024.

“Let this sink in. Republicans say that even if Trump is a Convicted Felon who attempted to destroy American Democracy, they will still vote for him. We will only survive if he, and the corrupt party he leads, is decisively defeated in 2024,” Reiner shared in a post on X.

What a crazy idea, you mean beat him in a fair and general election that would require good ideas and debate (and not so obvious corruption)??? Lol,
Good luck dems. We know why you’re cheating and lying and indicting and false flagging. It’s your only hope. But keep telling us we…

— Roseanne Barr (@therealroseanne) September 4, 2023

Barr was quick to respond, saying, “What a crazy idea, you mean beat him in a fair and general election that would require good ideas and debate (and not so obvious corruption)??? Lol, Good luck dems.”

“We know why you’re cheating and lying and indicting and false flagging,” Barr continued. “It’s your only hope. But keep telling us we are the threat to democracy.”

Barr has taken jabs at President Joe Biden via X, delivering one-liners in response to his supporters and critics alike to get her points across.

The Republican National Committee (RNC) shared a comment on Sunday, explaining just how much time Biden has spent on leisure since he was inaugurated: “Since taking office, Joe Biden has spent 380 days – 39.9 percent of his presidency – on vacation.”

Imagine how much worse things would be if he was working every day.

— Roseanne Barr (@therealroseanne) September 3, 2023

“Imagine how much worse things would be if he was working every day,” Barr quipped in return.

Barr has also taken aim at the media for running cover for Biden and other Democrats, saying, “If you’re not upset with democrats and the media cover ups and gaslighting campaigns by now, you’re too far gone.”

If you’re not upset with democrats and the media cover ups and gaslighting campaigns by now, you’re too far gone. https://t.co/Haj3ZLTLx9

— Roseanne Barr (@therealroseanne) August 30, 2023

Reiner, in contrast, continues to spend his time railing against Republicans — blaming them and Trump for everything he believes is wrong with the world.

“Idiotic talks of Impeachment and a Government Shutdown. The inmates are running the Republican Asylum,” he complained on Friday.

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Julio Urias was arrested on Sunday on suspicion of domestic violence, according to multiple reports.

The Los Angeles Police Department told ESPN that Urias, 27, was detained on felony charges.

Citing jail records, the news outlet said Urias was booked around 1 a.m., a couple of hours after his arrest. He was then released on $50,000 bond and has a court date of September 27.

The Dodgers released a statement acknowledging that the team was aware of an “incident” involving Urias.

“While we attempt to learn all the facts, he will not be traveling with the team. The organization has no further comment at this time,” the statement added, according to the local CBS affiliate.

Major League Baseball (MLB) will conduct an investigation and Urias has been placed on administrative leave while it pans out, The Orange County Register’s Bill Plunkett said in posts to X, noting that the pitcher may not play again for the Dodgers as he is is set to become a free agent at the end of the season.

Urias was previously arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic battery in 2019 after he was allegedly seen pushing a woman to the ground in a parking lot, as noted by the Los Angeles Times. The player did not face any charges in connection to that case, but he was suspended for 20 games under the MLB’s Joint Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Policy.

“Although the authorities determined no charges of any kind were warranted, I accept full responsibility for what I believe was my inappropriate conduct during the incident,” Urias said in a statement at the time. “Even in this instance where there was no injury or history of violence, I understand and agree that Major League players should be held to a higher standard. I hold myself to a higher standard as well. I have taken proactive steps to help grow as a person on and off the field, and in my relationships, including attending counseling sessions.”

Urias, who was born in Mexico, has played in the MLB for the Dodgers since the 2016 season. He notably threw the strikeout that secured victory for his team in the 2020 World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays and he finished third in the race for the National League’s Cy Young award last year.

This season, while contending with hamstring and finger injuries, the left-hander has notched 11 wins and eight losses along with a 4.60 Earned Run Average.

The Dodgers sit atop the National League’s West division with a 84-52 record and 14.5-game lead over the second-place Arizona Diamondbacks with about four weeks left to play in the regular season.