This Is Jennifer Lawrence's Plan For When She Meets Trump [VIDEO]

Academy Award winning actress Jennifer Lawrence paid a visit to “The Graham Norton Show” and revealed exactly what she has planned for the moment when she meets presidential candidate Donald Trump.

It all began with Johnny Depp (who was also a guest on the show that night) sharing his experience of becoming Donald Trump for a comedy feature film. The actor said it was an opportunity he simply could not refuse. “I loved the idea. I didn’t care if I knew I was capable or not,” Depp said before doing an uncanny impression of the mogul.

After that, Lawrence shared she had a plan of her own for when she meets Trump one day, which is something she wants to happen sooner rather than later, so she can deliver a special message to him. “I was at a concert that I heard he was attending, so I had my full security go find Donald Trump, cause I was adamant on finding him and then making a video of me going, ‘Hey Trump, f**k you!’… I wouldn’t rest until I found him, but I think he knew I was looking for him."

It all kind of started after the 2015 Oscars, where Mexicans won big and the mogul seemed to let all the anger out against the south of the border country. “The Oscars were a great night for Mexico & why not—they are ripping off the U.S. more than almost any other nation,” Trump tweeted. “So many people are angry at my comments on Mexico—but face it—Mexico is totally ripping off the U.S. Our politicians are dummies!”

Those comments came before the tycoon was running for president. After he announced his campaign, the demeaning remarks and wall-building plans began to surface: “When Mexico sends its people, they’re not sending their best. They’re not sending you. They’re not sending you. They’re sending people that have lots of problems, and they’re bringing those problems with us. They’re bringing drugs. They’re bringing crime. They’re rapists. And some, I assume, are good people.”

Hopefully more people think like Lawrence and Depp during the upcoming November elections.