Rob Reiner and Mia Farrow say Republicans ‘don’t respect women,’ want Sharia law
Rob Reiner’s online presence has included vitriolic rhetoric against Republicans, including former president Donald Trump, for some time.
Rob Reiner’s online presence has included vitriolic rhetoric against Republicans, including former president Donald Trump, for some time.

Perennial Hollywood mainstays Rob Reiner and Mia Farrow have taken to Twitter to criticize their perception of Republicans.
"It’s simple. Republicans don’t respect women," Reiner said Thursday.
"They’d be happy to impose Sharia laws," Farrow replied.
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View on XRob Reiner's online presence has included vitriolic rhetoric against Republicans, including former president Donald Trump, for some time. In July 2020 he famously said "a vote for Trump is a vote for death."
Reiner, born in 1947, is one of Hollywood's most famous directors. He got his start as an actor in 1971's famous "All in the Family." Reiner has received numerous awards in the course of his career, and is considered by some as Hollywood royalty.
Mia Farrow's career has spanned decades in Hollywood, and she's frequented films directed by former partner Woody Allen. As such, she also found herself caught up in the recurring sex scandals plaguing Allen throughout the decades.
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