Stephen Colbert Spots Awkward Moment Trump's Brain Went Into 'Low Battery Mode'
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The "Late Show" host mocked the president over some odd moments during a big speech.
“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert on Thursday said President Donald Trump “gave a whole dumb speech” this week on artificial intelligence, and played a clip of him awkwardly greeting tech leaders.
“What a group of smart ones we have in front of me today. That’s about as good as it comes up here,” the president said and gestured to his head. “The brain power. The greatest power of them all. The brain power.”
Trump then struggled with the word “luminaries,” saying “luminarieses” instead.
“Luminarieses,” Colbert repeated as the audience laughed. “Somebody’s ‘brain power’ is in low battery mode.”
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