Stephen Colbert Spots The Musk-Trump Feud Moment That Proves 'Things Are Bad'
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The "Late Show" host finds a truly unexpected plot twist in the middle of the chaos.
“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert said President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk are in the middle of a “Cheesy Gordita Crunchwrap Supreme” of a feud right now.
“Because it’s dripping hot, messy filth, and I am eating up every sloppy bite,” Colbert said. “Bring it! Daddy like!”
Colbert offered up a recap of Thursday’s long expected turn of events.
“The most powerful man in the world and the richest man in the world, each with their own missiles, are throwing haymakers at each other like ‘Real Housewives’ on the ‘Girls Trip,’” he said. “This could easily get out of control, but thankfully a cooler head has stepped in to calm things down.”
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