Stephen Colbert Brings Down The House With 2 Scathing Words About Trump Admin
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The "Late Show" host called out the administration after this weekend's deadly shooting in Minneapolis.
“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert on Monday began by thanking his audience for coming to the show despite a winter storm that brought freezing temperatures, snow and ice to New York and a large swathe of the nation.
“I think we can all agree,” Colbert said, then offered up two words that were about more than just winter weather: “Fuck ICE.”
The audience erupted with cheers.
Colbert devoted his monologue to 37-year-old ICU nurse Alex Pretti, who was shot and killed by federal agents in Minneapolis on Saturday after trying to film them on the streets amid weeks of protests.
Administration officials working for President Donald Trump including Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller both accused Pretti of being a “domestic terrorist” without evidence.
The late night host torched a key claim the president frequently makes.
"It feels real now," he said.
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"I’m sending you all my love and gratitude during this extraordinarily difficult time. Not only for Tim, me and our family, but in the collective heaviness so many of us seem to be carrying right now," she said on Instagram.
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The late night host grew emotional as he spoke about the weekend's killing of a 37-year-old ICU nurse.
The "Late Show" host called out the administration after this weekend's deadly shooting in Minneapolis.
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