Seth Meyers Spots Donald Trump's New Claim That Proves He’s Just ‘Getting Weirder’
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The "Late Night" comedian explained how the GOP nominee is getting even "more off-putting and bizarre."
Seth Meyers on Tuesday broke down why he believes Donald Trump is just “getting weirder” as the 2024 election nears.
The “Late Night” comedian acknowledged reporting on the former president and current Republican nominee for years but insisted he’s somehow getting even “more off-putting and bizarre.”
Meyers cited one particular claim from Trump at a recent rally.
Trump told his MAGA faithful: “I have your back, I have your heart and I have every other part of your body.”
“He sounds like a plane crash survivor calling dibs,” joked Meyers, later diving deep with examples of why Trump is now the most unhinged he’s ever been.
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