Donald Trump's 'Ooh!' Moment Sarcastically Skewered By 'Daily Show'
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Ronny Chieng turned one of the president's executive orders into a withering punchline.
Donald Trump’s signing of dozens of executive orders on his first day back in office drew multiple digs from “The Daily Show” host Ronny Chieng on Tuesday.
The president put his signature to “so many” actions “they had to scroll through the tracks like it was an ad for ‘Now That’s What I Call MAGA,’” Chieng zinged.
Trump “just kept signing” and was “so in the zone, he didn’t even know what he was signing,” the comedian continued.
At one point, Trump responded to being told he was instructing the withdrawal of the United States from the World Health Organization with, “Ooh!”
Trump is “withdrawing from the World Health Organization like he’s hearing the dessert options,” said Chieng. “Ooh, yeah, yeah, I’ll have the tiramisu and potential measles outbreak with that.”
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