Seth Meyers Taunts JD Vance For Doing 'The Impossible'
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The "Late Night" comedian's gag involved Donald Trump's first running mate, Mike Pence.
GOP vice presidential candidate JD Vance has “done the impossible,” Seth Meyers joked on Wednesday.
Namely, Donald Trump’s running mate has made his predecessor, former Vice President Mike Pence, “the fun one,” the “Late Night” comedian cracked.
How? Via a series of awkward exchanges on the campaign trail and his cringeworthy answer to why people in Wisconsin would like to have a beer with him, said Meyers.
Vance “answers simple questions like he’s in an episode of ‘Frasier’ where Niles accidentally joins a biker gang,” he added.
Watch Meyers’ full monologue here:
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