'What The F**k Is Wrong With This Guy?': Stephen Colbert Hits Trump Over 'Insane' Video
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The "Late Show" host spotted a bizarre message on the president's social media feed.
“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert said President Donald Trump has a signature move when he needs a quick distraction.
“Whenever Trump is backed into a corner, he needs to change the subject and throw red meat to the carnivorous base,” Colbert said. “And their favorite cut is filet of Obama.”
Trump has been looking for a way to deflect attention from new questions about his friendship with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. So when asked about Epstein on Tuesday, Trump instead raged against former President Barack Obama.
“The witch hunt that you should be talking about is they caught President Obama absolutely cold,” Trump said. “Now, we found absolute ― this isn’t like evidence or ― this is like proof, irrefutable proof, that Obama was sedacious.”
“Wow,” Colbert replied. “It takes extraordinary confidence to call a former president ‘sedacious,’ because that is not a word.”
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