Stephen Colbert Brutally Busts One Of Trump's Biggest Myths About Himself
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The "Late Show" host mocked the president and his administration for a key failure.
“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert took aim at one of President Donald Trump’s sore spots on Wednesday evening, mocking the administration’s failure to foresee a key consequence of the war in Iran.
Trump likes to portray himself as a successful businessman when, in fact, many of his ventures ― including everything from a casino to steaks to an airline ― have flopped.
Yet somehow, the spike in oil prices ― along with a jump in gas prices at U.S. pumps ― reportedly caught the administration off-guard, according to a Politico report cited by Colbert.
“Somehow, President Businessman didn’t see all this coming,” Colbert cracked, adding in disbelief: “You were surprised that bombing the place the oil comes from makes the oil cost more?”
Trump himself posted about the price jump, calling it a “small price to pay” for the war effort.
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