Colbert: 'Mr President, steel slats are not the metal bars we want you behind'



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Late-night hosts unpack the sniffing, fearmongering and single podiums in Tuesday night’s primetime presidential address Late-night hosts picked apart an oddly sedate presidential address and awkward one-podium Democratic response. Related: Trevor Noah: Trump is ‘the black light on American democracy’ Trump’s primetime address was only 10 minutes long, but jam-packed with sniffing and scaring the s**t out of people. pic.twitter.com/5AT2UdoMQg Continue reading…


Colbert: 'Mr President, steel slats are not the metal bars we want you behind'

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