Stephen Colbert Damns Donald Trump's 'Unified Reich' Video With ‘Simple Explanation'
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“Before you get too worked up, there’s a simple explanation," the "Late Show" host sarcastically suggested.
Stephen Colbert told it like it is about the “unified Reich” reference that appeared on a video shared (and now deleted) from Donald Trump’s Truth Social profile.
“Before you get too worked up, there’s a simple explanation,” Colbert said on Wednesday’s episode of “The Late Show.”
“Donald Trump wants to rule over a unified Reich,” he zinged.
Colbert noted now President Joe Biden had “pounced” on the controversial clip and released this video in response:
“A unified Reich? That’s Hitler’s language, that’s not America’s,” said Biden.
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