‘Wow!’: ‘Daily Show’ Mocks Trump Over ‘1 Of The Saddest Images’ In A Long Time
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It's "the stupidest possible thing that could happen," said Josh Johnson.
“The Daily Show” host Josh Johnson on Tuesday mocked Donald Trump over his decision to accept a second-hand Nobel Peace Prize from Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado.
Johnson noted that Trump has openly thirsted after the accolade for years.
Machado offered to give Trump her prize instead, “and because that’s the stupidest possible thing that could happen, guess what happened?” Johnson asked, before cutting to a picture of Trump accepting the honor.
“Wow! This is one of the saddest images I’ve seen in months,” he joked.
Johnson then drove the point home: “You know the medal is only a symbol, right? Just because I steal A$AP Rocky’s wedding ring doesn’t make it so that I’m married to Rihanna.”
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