Jon Stewart Hilariously Points Out 1 Terrible Decision Democrats Keep Making
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The “Daily Show” host was so annoyed by this failing tactic that he did a quick aside to beg Democrats to “stop f**king” doing it.
Jon Stewart thinks a certain Democratic leader is lacking so much in the rizz department that he’s doing his party a disservice.
On Monday night’s episode of “The Daily Show,” Stewart was unpacking President Donald Trump’s unhinged tariff threats against Canada and Mexico.
“[Trump’s] trade war has awoken a sleeping giant. Not Canada, not Mexico, but the Democratic minority Senate leader. Release the Schumer!” Stewart said, sarcastically referring to Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.).
Stewart then played a clip of the politician at a press conference Sunday, in which Schumer held a can of Corona beer and an avocado, and attempted to explain to the American people how the potential tariffs will impact their wallets.
“It’s going to affect beer, OK? Most of it — Corona here — comes from Mexico. It’s going to affect your guac. Because what is guacamole made of? Avocados,” Schumer said while holding his props.
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