Roseanne Barr It does not pull punches in the first new interview where he revit in 2018. shooting from ABC after controversial tweet.

Now the focus of the upcoming documentary is, Barr claims that liberal executives were targeted, spying and manipulated.

It also reveals its greatest regret and why believes that apologies is the ultimate mistake.

Barr was driving in 2018. year when her self-titled Sittcom restarted the sky-high marks, and even earned a card for President Donald Trump.

However, her career crashed after the late night Tweet referred to the former support for advisor Potus Barack Obamin Valerie Jarretta as a product "Mummy Brotherhood and a monkey planet and a monkey planet."

Backlash was fast, and ABC canceled the show, condemning her comment as "abominable, disgusting and inconsistent with our values."

However, in a new interview promoting June documentary, "Roseanne Barr is America", a conservative film producer Joel Gilbert, 72-year comedian claimed that the network for her from the beginning.

"They waited me to break myself," Barr said Daily mail. "They spied. They followed everything I did. They wanted to censure me from the very beginning."

The comedian was long held that Tweet was not racially motivated.

Jarrett, born in the African American parent, was a senior adviser in Obama's administration and a key personality in the Iranian nuclear agreement, which Burka vocally opposed.

"The planet of the Film Apes talks about the fascist take over the world - and what I was saying," Barr explained. "Tweet was conceived as a humorous political statement, not racial. But Liberals in Hollywood are so racist, they automatically think of a black person."

She also admitted that she was influenced by recipe drugs while tweets late at night, the situation previously described as "ambien tweeting".

Still, she insisted: "I'm not stupid. I would never go to a black person as a monkey product."

For Barr, the biggest mistake wasn't tweet, it was an apology.

"The worst mistake you can do is apologize to the left. Then they are on the Cruit against you," she said. "Once you admit a mistake, they will continue until you are dead."

He believes that her apology has encouraged only anger. "They discovered that Tweet and made he said something that wasn't," she added.

Despite him, Kajanju for apology, Barr stressed that he was never meant to hurt anyone.

Her comments, he claimed, the industry that he felt is inherently biased against conservative votes like hers.

Bark's defect is nothing new. Born in the city of Salt Lake City to Jewish parents, she endured a hard education that included a serious brain injury in 16.

After the accident, her behavior has drastically changed, leading his family to institutionalize for more than eight months.

"Actually, I thought it was a nervous place from my home," they think while talking to Gilbert in the upcoming documentary.

In 17, she became pregnant and sent to the house of salvation of the Army in Denver, where she gave birth to a daughter for adoption.

"Mom didn't want neighbors to be ashamed at her," she shared. "When I look back on I caught the bowel laughing because they were all drunk and perverts."

After years of struggle, Barr found a voice in a stand-up comedy. She performed in cycling bars and jazz clubs, often using what she called "funny female" to solve a taboo topic.

In 1988, "Roseanne" premiered premiered premiered in childbirth with work class families.