Kamala Harris' Allergies Are Nothing To Sneeze At In Trump-Inspired Spoof
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"How can she stand up to Putin when she can’t even stand up to pollen?" the "Late Show" video jokingly asks.
Donald Trump’s exaggeration of Kamala Harris’ medical report inspired “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” to spoof the former president’s hysteria on Tuesday. (Watch the video below.)
The Democratic nominee released her medical records over the weekend, revealing that she is in “excellent health” but has minor issues, like hay fever — which Trump characterized as among the vice president’s “seriously dangerous conditions” in a Truth Social post attempting to contrast his health to hers with the election fast approaching.
But perhaps the Republican nominee didn’t go far enough, the talk show imagined.
“How can she stand up to Putin when she can’t even stand up to pollen?” the “Late Show” clip asks ominously of a potential Harris presidency.
An appearance by the “Mucinex Man” (aka Mr. Mucus) didn’t bode well for the potential commander-in-chief, either:
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Michele's former "Scream Queens" co-star seemingly heard about the long-running rumor for the first time on a Tuesday podcast episode.
The “Apprentice” star said he was iced out of a traditional awards season honor despite peers privately complimenting him on his performance.
The “Titanic” star attended a screening of Winslet’s new film “Lee” at the Harmony Gold Theater in Los Angeles.
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