Hollywood actor Brad Pitt lent his voice to former Vice President and Democratic nominee Joe Biden’s campaign for a 60-second TV ad aired on Saturday night.

Pitt, an award-winning actor, and director, lent his voice to the Democratic Party during a Democratic campaign ad for the World Series. In his speech, the actor said, “America is a place for everyone.” He continued by saying that the country is for those who had “fought for it” regardless of their political affiliations. Pitt also tried to tap into the viewer’s emotion by saying that these people are those that truly understand the nation’s hopes and dreams.

Moreover, Pitt declared that what the country needs is someone that can bring the people together. He continued that voters should elect a leader who would “get up every day” and work to make a better life for the American people and their families. He added that as a leader, voters should choose someone who respects them.

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This is not the first time Pitt had capitalized on his stardom to further his own political agenda. In 2019, the actor also addressed his opinion on the President’s impeachment trial. The actor lashed out against the Senate after denying the request to have former National Security Adviser John Bolton as a witness. In his speech, Pitt said that while he only had 45 seconds to make his speech, it was way longer than what Bolton had on the witness stand.

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In a press conference for the Huffington Post, the actor explained why he had decided to go all-out political. Pitt reasoned out that he was simply frustrated by how Trump’s impeachment trial had gone. “I was really disappointed with this week, and I think when gamesmanship trumps doing the right thing, it’s a sad day, and I don’t think we should let it slide.”

Fortunately, the President refused to be bullied around. In a MAGA rally in Colorado, Trump called out the actor as “Mr. Wiseguy,” and added that he was never a fan of the actor’s work.

Even the President’s son, Eric Trump, called out the actor for being a “smug elitist” in his Oscar acceptance speech. The younger Trump believed that Hollywood’s increasingly political atmosphere led to lower viewer ratings.