Jon Stewart Admits Why He Was Wrong About Donald Trump
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The former "Daily Show" host missed one key thing about the ex-president.
Jon Stewart has admitted the mistake he initially made when it came to Donald Trump.
When Trump first announced his candidacy for president in 2015, the then-host of “The Daily Show” dubbed the reality TV personality and businessman a comedic “gift from heaven.”
But in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter published Wednesday, Stewart said he’d missed that Trump’s “certainty, his ridiculousness, his shamelessness is what made him dangerous.”
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