'Daily Show' Draws A Wicked Reminder For Trump And His Artistic Wishes
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Desi Lydic questioned why the former president would "really" need a new sketch artist.
“The Daily Show” correspondent Desi Lydic gave Donald Trump the floor to ramble about “whatever the fuck” he wanted to Thursday as she mocked what the former president called an “intellectual” economic policy speech this week.
Lydic poked fun at Trump’s “focus on the issues” during the campaign rally speech where he touched on President Joe Biden’s interest in ice cream.
She later flipped to a clip of him discussing a Time Magazine cover story on Kamala Harris that features an artist’s illustration of the vice president.
“They don’t use a picture, they use an artist’s sketch,” the Republican nominee told a North Carolina crowd on Wednesday.
He continued, “I want to use that artist. I want to find that artist. I like him very much.”
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