'The Daily Show' Roasts Trump Over A Yule Log – For 1 Particular Habit
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The Comedy Central show zinged the president for the holidays.
“The Daily Show” wasn’t about to sleep on Donald Trump’s growing habit of nodding off at public occasions.
On Christmas Eve, the show dropped a video of the president over a yule log as he repeatedly snoozed during inopportune moments to the song “Silent Night.” (Watch he video below.)
Adding to the burn was a repeating soundtrack of Trump, in attempted digs at former President Joe Biden, declaring he would never sleep in front of cameras.
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