‘It Gets Worse’: Jordan Klepper Exposes 'Most Damning’ Moment Of Trump Trial
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This week's "Daily Show" host spotted some uncomfortable testimony during the former president's hush money trial.
“Daily Show” correspondent Jordan Klepper said Donald Trump’s hush money trial took an “uncomfortably personal” turn on Tuesday, when Stormy Daniels took the stand and described their relationship.
Daniels testified about Trump’s silk pajamas, spanking him with a magazine, and him saying he sleeps in a separate bedroom from Melania Trump.
“But if that stuff made you uncomfortable, hold on. It gets worse,” Klepper warned. Daniels also testified that Trump said she reminded him of one of his daughters, Ivanka Trump.
“Hashtag girl dad!” said Klepper, who is hosting this week.
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