Jon Stewart Has Brutally Honest Answer To Strangest Question Trump Has Ever Asked
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The "Daily Show" host called out "supreme misleader" Trump for a bizarre moment on Monday.
“Daily Show” host Jon Stewart said President Donald Trump is “disconnected” from the chaos he’s causing. Instead, he’s making the time to hit the links and party on the weekends and tour late rock icon Elvis Presley’s Memphis home on Monday.
“I’m glad you can have a nice time golfing and visiting Graceland while we’re all freaking the fuck out,” Stewart snarked.
While at Graceland, Trump was told that Elvis had black belts in two martial arts.
“Was he really good or was it just...?” Trump asked.
“Actually he was really good,” a docent told Trump.
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