John Oliver Gives Clarence Thomas Huge Incentive To 'Get The F**k' Off SCOTUS Now
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The "Last Week Tonight" host can't believe his offer to Thomas is legal: "It really feels like it shouldn't be."
John Oliver returned to television on Sunday night with an offer for Clarence Thomas that the Supreme Court associate justice almost certainly will refuse.
But given Thomas’ history, it might be at least a little be tempting: Oliver is offering him $1 million a year plus a luxury motor coach worth $2.4 million.
“And all you have to do in return is sign the contract and get the fuck off the Supreme Court,” Oliver said.
Thomas has been under fire for a long history of accepting lavish gifts from wealthy benefactors who push conservative causes ― and then often failing to report those gifts.
His actions have fueled a growing call for ethical reform on the court, and some critics have demanded that Thomas step down.
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