Stephen Colbert Exposes Most 'Interesting' Typo Hidden In Trump's Weird New Rant
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"The Late Show" host spots a one-letter mistake that changes everything.
Stephen Colbert said on Tuesday that Donald Trump’s latest typo might not be a typo after all.
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“Yes, our ‘GREST,” Colbert said. “Which according to Urban Dictionary means ‘an interesting way to say great breasts.’”
The audience laughed.
“I’m guessing that one’s not a typo,” Colbert said, then suggested that’s what the ‘G’ in ‘MAGA’ really represents, and finished up with some sound effects.
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