Trump Comms Chief Goes On Vulgar Rant About Stephen Colbert
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Steven Cheung flipped out at "The Late Show" host.
White House Communications Director Steven Cheung fired off a foul-mouthed post on Thursday to slam outgoing “Late Show” host Stephen Colbert.
Cheung quote-posted on X, formerly Twitter, a piece by Variety’s chief correspondent Daniel D’Addario arguing that Colbert’s soon-to-end show has become nothing more than an “ego trip” for the host, as guests pay “extensive tribute” to him ahead of his departure.
Cheung — no stranger to parroting President Donald Trump’s divisive rhetoric in his vitriolic posts and statements — called Colbert, a fierce critic of the current White House, a “sad and pathetic excuse for a human being.”
He continued:
“He’s kicking and screaming like a baby because he’s an entitled prick who has lost touch with reality. The fact is that he will soon be forgotten because nobody likes a loser who killed the legacy of The Late Show.”
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Steven Cheung flipped out at "The Late Show" host.
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