Stephen Colbert Cools Trump's Tariffs Advice With Simple Turn Of A Word
HuffPost
The "Late Show" host used the president's language against him.
Stephen Colbert put Donald Trump on blast on Wednesday after the president’s not-so-“reassuring” call for Americans to “BE COOL” just before he pumped the brakes on his sweeping tariffs.
The “Late Show” host played a clip of Trump who — when asked about his urge to chill out hours before announcing a 90-day pause on imposing tariffs on most countries except China — said his reversal was due to people “getting yippy”
“Yeah, exactly, Russia was watching Trump tank the economy and going, ‘Yippee!’” Colbert quipped.
The host then turned to a clip of the president boasting that the “biggest day in financial history” took place after markets looked “pretty glum” for several days beforehand.
“That’s a pretty big change,” added Trump on a day that saw the S&P 500 index make its largest gain since World War II.
The comedian detailed some of the tips he used to cope with one of his most memorable roles.
Brad Pitt and Damson Idris star in this sports drama that is both entertaining and pointless.
From long-awaited projects to breakthrough releases, here are the albums that made 2025 another solid year in music.
Greene was known as a villain in other films such as "Judgment Night," "The Bounty Hunter" and "Training Day."
Hawke shares daughter Maya with his ex-wife, Uma Thurman.
A Vanity Fair segment took a very personal turn with “The Housemaid” actors.
"Throwing up under the bed with my dog in solidarity"
The pop star replied to the people who've griped about her longevity.
Simmons appeared to question whether Ace Frehley's cause of death was accidental in recent remarks.
The talk show host wasn't having one of Trump's fantasies, so he gave him a fiercely funny new moniker.
The "Late Night" host knocked the president for being at odds with reality.
Some internet users discussing the singer's latest album found themselves responding to the "fallout created by inauthentic users," per the new research.
The singer is facing backlash for inviting fans to pray with her on the app, Hallow, this Christmas season.