Stephen Colbert Sums Up Trump's List Of Legal Woes In 4 Blunt Words
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The "Late Show" host made a "brief public service announcement" before pointing out what's "not normal" about the former president's 2024 campaign.
Stephen Colbert dropped a recap of the multiple legal cases involving Donald Trump before issuing a four-word “brief public service announcement” about the former president’s legal woes Thursday.
“This is fucked up,” said the “Late Show” host before a “The More You Know” graphic appeared on the screen.
Colbert quipped that Thursday marked an “insane day” for America while it was a “regular day” for the current GOP front-runner. There were court hearings for two of Trump’s four criminal cases, one in New York for his hush-money case and another in Georgia for his 2020 election interference case.
The “Late Show” host noted that a verdict is also expected Friday in the former president’s $370 million civil fraud trial.
Colbert added that he knows how “numb” Americans have become to Trump’s legal woes but declared that it’s “not normal” for a presidential candidate to pause their campaign to defend themselves in multiple courts.
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