'Daily Show' Has Brutal Warning For 'F**king Dummies' Investing In Trump's New Scam
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The former president just unveiled his new crypto platform.
“Daily Show” correspondents Ronny Chieng and Michael Kosta used Wednesday night’s show to sound the alarm over Donald Trump’s latest attempt to “grift” his most devoted followers: a new crypto venture called World Liberty Financial.
“Donald Trump, the world’s most trustworthy businessman, is now in crypto, the world’s most trustworthy business,” Chieng said, then he turned to an “expert” on scams and crypto for some advice: Donald Trump.
Chieng played past comments by the former president attacking cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, as a “scam” and “based on thin air.”
Chieng took a closer look at the other figures behind the venture and found it even less reassuring. One is a man convicted of dealing drugs who also sold colon cleansers; the other is a former pickup artist who founded a company called Date Hotter Girls.
That led to a brutal mock infomercial for the venture featuring Kosta.
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"People are wondering why Trump would start a war with our closest allies," the comic said.