Seth Meyers Spills How Trump's Lies Totally Secured Him This 'Fake Award'
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The "Late Night" host hit the president with a not-so-prized blast from the past.
Seth Meyers on Monday reminded his audience that Donald Trump’s FIFA Peace Prize win wasn’t the first time the president received a “fake award.”
The “Late Night” host aired a supercut of Trump boasting about winning a “Man of the Year” award in Michigan, a long-debunked claim that the president broke out again on the 2024 campaign trail.
After several years of Trump’s repeated lies about the phony honor, a group of Republicans in Michigan gave the president its first-ever “Man of the Decade” award.
“These fucking simps have no bottom!” Meyers said.
“I love that the party that was so mad about kids in Little League getting participation trophies had to retroactively make up a fake award for their leader so he wouldn’t get the sads! I mean, at least the kids actually participated in Little League.”
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