Patricia Heaton believes that “privilege is to live” in America and has high hopes in the next four years with the president Donald Trump administration.
During an interview with Fox News Digital, a 66-year-old actress, who plays in the upcoming movie based on the “Increased Boy” faith, she said she was optimistic about Trump’s second term.
“I want everyone to feel that America is on the right track, to feel proud of America and grateful,” Heaton said.
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Patricia Heaton hopes Trump’s administration will have “America on the right track.” (Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images)
“Everyone loves Raymonda” The star explained that her trip to other countries, because of his charity work, thanked her for being an American citizen. In 2015, Heaton became the first famous ambassador for the Christian International Humanitarian Aid Organization World Vision.
Her philanthropic work for charitable organizations included excursions in Rwanda, Jordan and Uganda, where she met with refugees and advocated on behalf of people living in poverty, according to her biography on the World Vision website. Heaton also sponsored children in Zambia and Guatemala.
“I traveled a lot with the world with World Vision Is to other organizations,” Heaton said. “And, you know, it’s a privilege to live in this country.”
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“There are so many options here,” she continued. “My husband is an immigrant from England, and it is very, like a class of class. And when he came here, it was kind of like people told him,” You can do everything you want. And by the way, we want to help you make your dreams come true. “”
“And I think that is what is beautiful with the American people. And we want everyone here to feel like they can make their dreams come true.”
Heaton and British actor and director David Hunt have been married since 1990 and shared four sons.
Heaton said her husband David Hunt felt like he could make his dreams come true when he moved to the United States from the United Kingdom. (Jeff Kravitz/Filmmagic)
“Middle” actress She expressed her hope that Trump’s administration could progress with the relief of tension in the Middle East. Senior administration officials said Trump set up his knowledge of spreading Abraham’s agreements, which was ordered during the president’s first term.
Abraham’s agreements were a historical peace agreement Between Israel And the United Arab Emirates that normalized relations and created bilateral agreements regarding “investment, tourism, direct flights, security, telecommunications, technology, energy, health care, culture, environment, establishing reciprocal embassies and other areas of mutual benefits.”
Prior to Trump’s inauguration last month, his team and the Administration of Biden negotiated the interruption of fires and exchange of hostages between Hamas and Israel. Discussions on the second phase of the agreement began last week.
The actress also hopes that Trump can help deal with conflict in the Middle East. (Jitc via Ariella Novack/Shield Communications)
“I hope the difficulties in the Middle East will be resolved to some extent,” Heaton told Fox News Digital. “I think it will never completely disappear. It’s hard to undo thousands of years of history there.”
Heaton has also been involved in future changes that she hopes to be seen in California after devastating fires last month, in which 29 people were killed and damaged or destroyed more than 16,000 buildings.
The Emmy double winner, who joined with a non -profit organization La Dream Center to help with disaster help efforts, previously criticized the California leadership, claiming that the officers “dropped the ball” in connection with the response to the fires.
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Heaton told Fox News Digital in January that city leaders were not ready for fires and questioned where taxpayers were spent. The actress emphasized the need to manage forestry and tanks who were actually filled with water.
“I know some officials said, ‘Well, the system was overwhelmed. “Well, in the case of a huge fire, of course it will be overwhelmed,” Heaton said. “You should know that and you are ready for that. So, I think there is a lot of money in LA and we can’t figure it out where it goes.”
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“These are people who gather in your community and insist on doing things. And unfortunately, this is a very, very, very sharp lesson.”
During her latest interview with Fox News Digital, Heaton said she believed that California leadership should focus on two basic priorities.
“I just think you want to do the fundamental job of your government, which is to maintain infrastructure, number one. And keep people. Number two, just like focused on these two things,” she said. “And when you achieve this, you can add some bells and whistles.”
Heaton plays in a new movie based on the faith “unbreakable boy”. (Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images)
Heaton -O’s upcoming movie “Increased Boy” is an adaptation of the book of the same name by Scott Michael Lerette and Susy Flory of 2014, which is inspired by a true story. Written and directed by Jon Gunn, “Invalid Boy,” also plays Zachary Levi, Meghanna Fahy, Jacoba Laval, Peter Facinelli and Drew Powell.
Synopsis Complaints for the movie reads: “When Scott and Teresa find out their son Austin is autistic and has a fragile bone disease, they initially take care of his future. However, with Scott’s growing faith and Austin’s incredible spirit, they become unbreakable as they find joy, gratitude and courage in the most advanced times. “
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While talking to Fox News Digital, Heaton shared that the film emphasized the importance of faith and community. Heaton, who is a pious Catholic, explained that challenging times in his own life prevails, relying on his faith.
“I know God is controlled and the main one,” she said. “So, even if it allows difficult circumstances into my life, I know that he is with me and that we will go through these things and allow things to teach us and help us grow.”
“But he also gives us people in his life to surround us, to go through these difficulties together,” Heaton added. “And so I think this is part of what concerns this movie. It is about the family gathering and gathering in their community and that it is able to overcome problems with hope, heart and humor.”
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Heaton told Fox News Digital that she had attracted the project because she loved the story told in the original book.
“It’s a true story and it’s very inspiring,” she said. “And there are many families you may know and do not realize that they are struggling in your family.”
Heaton continued, “And so, I think it is good that we all learn to be open about what we do, what we fight with, so your community can come to you and walk with you through difficult times.”
“Faith and community are really important things, and I think the community is visible by the hands and feet of God,” she added. “So God says,” I’m here for you and I’m here for you through your community. “And so we love each other and we are the best.
“We become a society in schools and other our institutions, which now realize that we need to accommodate people of all different ways of existence, people who have learning differences and personality differences, and that we can receive everything and that we can receive everything and create a society that helps everyone to flourish and achieve your potential.
