Seth Meyers Hounds Trump Over The 1 Thing He Totally 'F**king Hates'
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The "Late Night" host spotted the "insult" Epstein hurled at Trump in one of his bombshell emails.
“Late Night” host Seth Meyers on Wednesday flagged Jeffrey Epstein’s “damning” description of Donald Trump as a “dog” while highlighting the late convicted sex offender’s 2011 email to his associate Ghislaine Maxwell.
Epstein, in one of the three bombshell emails released by House Democrats, wrote that he wanted Maxwell to “realize” that the “dog that hasn’t barked is Trump.”
Meyers declared that Epstein’s comments are also an “insult” to the president.
“Because Trump fucking hates dogs!” the host stressed.
Meyers tossed to a supercut of Trump’s history of hurling canine-themed insults at his foes.
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