Eric Idle Was Asked What's Funny About Trump And His Answer Was No Laughing Matter
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The Monty Python star also jabbed Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
British comedy legend Eric Idle said he isn’t laughing when it comes to President Donald Trump.
In a new Guardian interview published Friday, the Monty Python star was asked: “What’s genuinely funny about Donald Trump?”
Idle didn’t hold back.
“There’s nothing funny about Donald Trump,” he replied. “What will be funny is when he leaves office and we have a big party and dance in the streets.”
“Trump seems to have no end of capacity for stupidity. I think he’s a treasonous monster who works for [Russian President Vladimir] Putin,” the longtime U.S. resident added, noting he now spends summers in France to avoid U.S. news.
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