WATCH VIDEO Roseanne Barr on Trump: 'We Would Be So Lucky' to Have Him as President.

Roseanne Barr said Tuesday that "we would be so fortunate" on the off chance that Donald Trump won the administration "since it wouldn't be Hillary" Clinton. 

In a meeting with The Hollywood Reporter, the humorist and star of the TV sitcom "Roseanne" applauded Trump, the possible Republican presidential candidate, for financing his very own crusade and proceeded to scrutinize Clinton for being obligated to cash. 

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"[Clinton's] companions with everyone that gives her any goddamned cash," Barr told the big name production. "The truth of the matter is, you don't get the opportunity to be the candidate without taking a great deal of messy cash. You may be the best individual on earth, yet in case you're spending time with offenders who do awful things, that issues a great deal." 

"I like Trump since he financed his own [campaign]. That is the main way he could've gotten that designation. Since no one needs a president who isn't from Yale and Harvard and in the club. 'Cause it's about appropriation," she proceeded. 

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Barr — who ran her very own presidential crusade in 2012, which was recorded for the new ironical narrative "Roseanne For President!" out July 1 — likewise scrutinized Democratic presidential applicant Bernie Sanders for traveling to Rome to meet Pope Francis in April. Sanders, a U.S. congressperson from Vermont, assembled the conference at the time "unprecedented," as per CNN. 

"They state they trust that individuals should remove cash from governmental issues and afterward, you know, they send their paycheck to Bernie and off he goes to spend time with the pope on a personal jet on that cash,Furthermore, no one just gives you cash, dislike, 'Here's $3 million, you look great, your hair is decent.' No. It resembles, 'Hello, I'm giving you this cash so you can pimp my items when it comes time.' 

Barr got 49,534 votes amid the 2012 presidential race in which President Barack Obama won re-appointment against Republican applicant Mitt Romney, as indicated by The Huffington Post. 

"It's been amusing to perceive how running affected the account of the two gatherings," Barr disclosed to The Hollywood Reporter. "Bernie, 'cause I kept running on communism and obligation pardoning what not. (I kept running on harmony, however. He's sort of running on war.) He took a great deal of my lines thus did Donald Trump. Be that as it may, (it's alright, on the grounds that) the majority of our arrangements need to get some light on them."