Warriors' Stephen Curry talks Trump 'threat,' activism

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Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry notably got into a social media spat with former President Trump a few years ago when he separated himself from Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank, who said in 2017 he thought the business mogul could have been an "asset" for the U.S.

The war of words between Curry and Trump led to the then-president rescinding an invitation for the Warriors to come celebrate their NBA championship at the White House.

In a lengthy interview with Rolling Stone published Monday, Curry dove into the possibility of Trump running for president again in 2024. He said "of course" he is taking "Trump seriously."

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Stephen Curry, #30 of the Golden State Warriors, smiles on the court during the ceremony to name the student section after him at Davidson's John M. Belk Area after him at Davidson College on Jan. 24, 2017 in Davidson, North Carolina.  (Kent Smith/NBAE via Getty Images)

"Most of his rhetoric — before he was president, during his four years, and even now, if he tries to run again — has a tone of divisiveness that doesn’t have a place in our country," Curry told the magazine. "As serious and loud as the threat is of him or whoever else is running for office, there’s a similar urgency and a loudness that’s necessary on the other side."

In the interview, Curry recognized the "beast of politics" and the influence he could have when endorsing a candidate for president and getting out the word about why Americans should vote and making sure every eligible person has the same access to the polls.

Stephen Curry, #30 of the Golden State Warriors, celebrates with the Bill Russell