Seth Meyers Gives Trump Absolute 'Hell' Over This Bonkers Comparison
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The "Late Night" host wasn't having it with the president after he started "pulling numbers out of his ass."
Seth Meyers on Wednesday mocked President Donald Trump after he strangely compared the “discovery” of paper clips to efforts to send federal immigration agents to airports nationwide.
“Sir, what exactly the hell are you talking about?” asked the “Late Night” host, who declared that he doesn’t “speak concussion.”
Meyers reacted to a video of Trump telling the “story of the paper clip” earlier this week.
“Hundred and eighty-two years ago, a man discovered the paper clip. It was so simple. And everybody that looked at it said, ‘Why didn’t I think of that?’” the president said.
Trump used the tale to stress the brilliance of (what he claimed to be) his plan to send U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to assist Transportation Security Administration agents in hopes of reducing wait times at airport security checkpoints, a move that reportedly has proven to be a dud.
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