Mark Ruffalo Condemns Trump and U.S. Policies During 2026 Golden Globes

During the 2026 Golden Globe Awards, actor Mark Ruffalo made strong political comments criticizing former president Donald Trump and the current state of U.S. politics. Speaking on the red carpet, Ruffalo wore a black-and-white pin reading ‘Be Good’ as a tribute to Renee Nicole Good, a woman allegedly shot and killed by an ICE agent the week before. He expressed grief and outrage over the incident, saying it represented the fear many Americans feel today.

Ruffalo accused Trump of undermining international law and morality, describing him as a convicted felon, rapist, and pedophile, and calling him ‘the worst human being in the world.’ He also criticized U.S. involvement in Venezuela, calling it an illegal invasion, and accused the vice president of lying about ongoing conflicts. His comments suggested deep frustration with what he perceives as the erosion of democracy and justice in the United States.

The actor explained that while he was proud to attend the Golden Globes as a nominee for his role in HBO’s crime drama ‘Task,’ he could not ignore the political turmoil shaping the country. Ruffalo emphasized his love for America but lamented that what he sees now ‘is not America.’ The pin, also worn by Wanda Sykes and other attendees, symbolized solidarity with victims of violence and those living in fear amid current political unrest.