People Cringe After Hakeem Jeffries Inadvertently Gives Trump Cool Nickname
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Sadly for the Democratic leader, many folks on social media predict the president will actually like being known as "Captain Chaos."
Like other Democratic leaders, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) is trying to sound an alarm that Donald Trump is trying to turn America into an autocracy.
But his latest attempt fell flat on social media for its inherent lameness.
During an interview on Tuesday, Jeffries attempted to point out that Trump and “extreme MAGA Republicans spent last year promising to lower the high cost of living and running away from Project 2025 as if it didn’t exist.”
But Jeffries didn’t refer to Trump by name, opting to mock the president by calling him “Captain Chaos.”
Meh, right?
The "Zero Day" star and "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert let a haunting silence hang in the air for several seconds.
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