'Daily Show' Exposes Trump's Most Baffling Campaign Move Yet
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Ronny Chieng was puzzled by a new report about the former president's latest step behind the scenes.
“Daily Show” correspondent Ronny Chieng was left puzzled by reports that Donald Trump is essentially running background checks on his potential running mates before picking one.
“Why?” asked Chieng, who is hosting this week. “What’s he gonna find out about someone else that’s worse than what he’s done?”
Chieng ran through the short list of Trump’s issues.
“Yo, this dude’s got fraud, sexual assault, infidelity, tax evasion, bankruptcies, impeachments, he hung out with Epstein,” he said. “Is he really gonna find something and be like, ‘Hold on, hold on, J.D. Vance got a parking ticket in 1994? I can’t be associated with a man like that!’”
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Olga Solovey, who sued Baldwin for negligence last year, said the "Rust" star and producer has refused to apologize for his role in her daughter's death.
The Oscar winner got candid about a particular grieving experience that many people can relate to.
The "Late Night" comedian took inspiration from the streaming giant's Jake Paul–Mike Tyson coverage glitches.
The "Tonight Show" host pondered life at the conservative network following Donald Trump's Cabinet picks.
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The late night host slammed Sen. Markwayne Mullin for changing his tune on Matt Gaetz.
“That’s bullshit,” the director said while describing what he said really happened.
The food critic got something he didn't bargain for with his order in Seattle.
One person joked that having the TV doc run Medicare was like "putting Tom Hanks in charge of NASA because he played an astronaut in Apollo 13."
"A sex doll that looks like your wife is about mental health,” the former NBA star explained.
Sarah Hartshorne said the bizarre request was "impossible" for her because of her body.