George Clooney Sarcastically Asks What He Was Supposed to Do After Harris Lost: ‘Storm the F–king Capitol?’ | Video

“It didn’t work out, that’s what happens. It’s part of democracy,” the “Good Night, and Good Luck” actor tells Stephen Colbert

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George Clooney on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" (Photo Credit: CBS)

Lifelong Democrat George Clooney was undoubtably upset that Kamala Harris lost the presidential election. But the A-lister isn’t dwelling in his negative emotions.

“What am I supposed to do — storm the f–king Capitol? It didn’t work out, that’s what happens. It’s part of democracy,” Clooney told Stephen Colbert on Tuesday night. “Most of us still like each other. We’re going to get through it.”

Clooney then brought up his son, who loves to play chess but is often beaten by other kids. Whenever that happens, Clooney tells him not to get upset but to instead tell his rivals, “Good game and I’ll get you next time.”

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