Donald Trump's 'F**king Weird' Habit Recalled On Europe Trip: Jon Stewart
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The "Daily Show" host also slammed the president-elect's cologne promo stunt involving first lady Jill Biden.
Jon Stewart on Monday said Donald Trump reminded people of his penchant for strange greetings during his weekend trip to Paris, France, for the reopening of the Notre Dame Cathedral.
It was a flashback to “how fucking weird he is about shaking hands,” he joked.
The “Daily Show” host played a montage of the president-elect’s interactions with world leaders. “Top-down, up down, bottom, side to side, grab it, hit me on the flippety,” Stewart commented.
He also called out the way in which Trump promoted his new “Fight, Fight, Fight” colognes with a picture of himself and first lady Jill Biden at the cathedral above the caption, “A Fragrance Your Enemies Can’t Resist.”
“You fucking won. You won,” Stewart said. “You don’t have to push merch any more. I find it hard to believe I’m saying this, but it’s beneath you.”
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