Stephen Colbert Condemns Trump’s Latest ‘Vile’ Attack
Stephen Colbert, the host of “The Late Show,” criticized former President Donald Trump for his reaction to recent nationwide protests. During a segment on his show, Colbert referred to Trump as a “one-man hate march” in response to Trump’s comments about the events surrounding the protests.
Trump’s Critique of ‘No Kings’ Protests
Colbert specifically addressed Trump’s remarks, stating, “There it is: King Trump crapping on America.” He acknowledged the absurdity of the situation, while also pointedly critiquing Trump’s language and tone.
Colbert’s Personal Advice
In a humorous yet pointed manner, Colbert suggested that Trump improve his diet. He quipped, “Eat a vegetable, baby. Throw in a handful of flax seeds in your milkshake. You got a real problem.” This was an attempt to illustrate Colbert’s disgust toward Trump’s comments, which he labeled as “vile and violent.”
Reactions to the Remarks
Colbert’s critique sparked further discussion about the political climate, particularly regarding the defense of Trump’s comments. He mentioned that House Speaker Mike Johnson had backed Trump’s statements, calling into question the judgment of those who support such rhetoric.
- Stephen Colbert, host of “The Late Show”
- Donald Trump referred to as a “one-man hate march”
- Comments made during protests labeled “No Kings”
- Colbert described Trump’s remarks as “vile and violent”
- Advice given to Trump about healthy eating
- Support for Trump’s comments from House Speaker Mike Johnson
Colbert’s commentary serves as a reflection of the ongoing political tensions in the United States. His humorous yet critical take highlights the divide in opinions surrounding Trump’s leadership and the reactions to social movements across the country.
