Actor Will Smith 'Aims' to be U.S President to Stop Donald Trump

Liputan6.com, Jakarta - Decades long prominent American actor, rapper, producer and songwriter Will Smith spoke to CBS News recently claiming that he ‘may be forced to run for president’ following Republican Presidential forefront candidate Donald Trump’s inimical remark stating that Muslims should not be granted entrance into the United States region.

The recent interview held is expected to air on Sunday in American local morning show broadcasted through CBS which he requested to be themed ‘to stop Trump’.

"If people keep saying all the crazy kinds of stuff they've been saying on the news lately about walls and Muslims, they're going to force me into the political arena," he said in responding to Trump's plans to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border as to prevent Muslims from entering the United States.

The famous actor who in 2012 organized a fundraising venture for American president Barack Obama’s re-election campaign said that running for presidential position is very likely as to put a stop to such discriminative and highly antagonistic policy.

According to Mirror.co.uk, Will Smith was particularly aggravated by the statement made by Trump and thus he is not afraid of aiming a little higher and to go beyond the fields he currently master as part of the backlash from figures in the entertainment realm.

“I mean, I gotta be the President- come on!”, he added during the interview held with CBS Correspondent Tracy Smith.

Donald Trump’s discriminative comment unquestionably invites backlash from people with various background, whether it is national and international officials, NGOs, or whether they are figures in the entertainment world.

On the same day when Will Smith held the interview over his aggravation towards the man who yielded hate-speech against Muslim society everywhere around the world, British Ambassador to the U.S Sir Peter Westmacott went to break the diplomatic protocol by responding to Trump’s comment earlier about UK’s preoccupation with radicals within its region.

"There is somebody called Donald Trump running in your presidential campaign, and he again spoke this morning about the UK, saying that we were busy disguising a massive Muslim problem," he said, citing in Telegraph.

“That’s not the way we see it. We are very proud of our Muslim community in the United Kingdom,” he added.

The White House stated that Trump's comments disqualify him from presidency, while French and British Prime Ministers criticized his proposals for being divisive, and feeding hatred and misinformation.