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Dan Savage responded to Susan Sarandon’s comments on MSNBC on Monday night saying he won’t be voting for Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton.

Speaking with Chris Hayes, Sarandon, a Bernie Sanders supporter, suggested she would feel inclined to vote for Trump over Clinton.

“She doesn’t [believe in] what Bernie believes in… Some people feel that she’s not authentic, that she’s a liar, so what difference does it make? I think a lot of people are ‘sorry, I just can’t bring myself to [vote for Hillary].’ I don’t know. I’m going to see what happens,” Sarandon says in the interview.

“Some people feel Donald Trump will bring the revolution immediately if he gets in then things will really, you know explode. Some people feel that,” Sarandon continues. “If you feel it’s pragmatic to shore up the status quo right now then you’re not in touch with the status quo. The status quo’s not working.”

Following Sarandon’s interview, Savage appeared on the network to discuss the anti-LGBT bills in Georgia and North Carolina. Before beginning the topic at hand, Savage addressed Sarandon’s comments and made it clear he doesn’t find Trump to be a worthwhile candidate in any situation.

“Can I just say I’m for Bernie, or Hillary, or both. Come November I plan to vote for the Democratic nominee whoever it is, because the lesser of two evils is less evil, and I don’t think Donald will bring the revolution,” Savage says.