Stephen Colbert Showers Trump With An Awkward Golden Reminder
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The "Late Show" host gave a thumbs-down to the president's latest renovation.
“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert panned President Donald Trump’s makeover of the Lincoln bathroom at the White House.
The simple green interior is gone, replaced by plenty of marble, which Trump insisted was “appropriate” to President Abraham Lincoln’s era.
“It makes perfect sense,” Colbert replied. “Because during the Civil War, Lincoln often stayed overnight at the Gettysburg Caesar’s Palace.”
“It’s got everything a bathroom needs,” Colbert said. “A glittering over-the-toilet chandelier, M.C. Escher-style floor-to-wall-wall-and-floor, and, of course, golden bathroom fixtures,” Colbert said. “Because Trump is into... well, he said it best.”
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