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‘An Insane Day for America’
Former President Donald Trump had two simultaneous felony trials on Thursday: one in New York relating to falsified enterprise data and one other in Georgia pertaining to election interference.
Stephen Colbert known as it “an insane day for America, as a result of it’s an everyday day for Donald Trump.” He reminded viewers that along with these two circumstances and a civil fraud trial, the previous president was “additionally dealing with the Jan. 6 trial in Washington D.C., the labeled paperwork case in Florida, Colorado making an attempt to throw him off the poll for rebel, and his attraction of the decision of the E. Jean Carroll defamation case, through which a jury has already discovered that Trump dedicated sexual assault.”
He concluded, “And but, regardless of all this, folks need to rent this maniac to be president.”
“Trump’s attorneys have been doing their finest to delay, however the judge wasn’t having it. He introduced the trial can be shifting ahead two minutes after the listening to acquired underway. Two minutes, OK? Which is twice so long as Trump lasted with Stormy.” — STEPHEN COLBERT
“If convicted, Trump might withstand 4 years in jail. In response, Melania was like, ‘Big deal, I’m as much as 20 and counting.’” — JIMMY FALLON
“Yep, Trump might face 4 years in jail. I’m guessing that’s not the four-year time period he hoped for.” — JIMMY FALLON
“You know what actually feels good? Donald Trump goes to jail. That, that, my mates, is what they name the true completely satisfied ending.” — STEPHEN COLBERT
The Bits Worth Watching
On Thursday’s “The Daily Show,” Jordan Klepper celebrated the native hero who tackled a gunman at a Wednesday parade celebrating Super Bowl champs the Kansas City Chiefs.
A brand new retrospective of Yoko Ono’s work on the Tate Modern takes viewers via her profession chronologically.
