Stephen Colbert Mocks Trump Attorney Alina Habba With All-Too-Blunt Reality Check
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The "Late Show" host broke out the dictionary for this one.
Stephen Colbert said Donald Trump might be in more legal trouble than he thinks because of one of his lawyers, Alina Habba.
“Habba is, to use a bit of legalese, a bad lawyer,” Colbert said, then played a clip of the attorney saying she would rather be pretty than smart.
“I can fake being smart,” she said.
“Counterpoint,” Colbert fired back. “No you can’t.”
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