Stephen Colbert Makes 'Sense' Of Elon Musk's Gov't Influence In 1 'Expert' Dig
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The "Late Show" host showcased his impression of the billionaire Donald Trump ally with a lone aerial move.
Stephen Colbert on Thursday explained why it makes sense that Elon Musk would “kill” a bipartisan budget proposal “at the last minute.”
″’Cause he’s an expert at blowing things up on the launch pad,” quipped the “Late Show” host in a jab at Musk’s SpaceX company.
The billionaire Donald Trump ally slammed a government funding bill negotiated by House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Ky.) on Wednesday before the president-elect weighed in and effectively killed the spending deal.
The billionaire’s preceding criticism caused social media users to taunt Trump with talk of a “President Musk” while Democrats questioned whether Musk was acting as a “shadow president.”
Colbert joked that he’s sure the Founding Fathers were “spinning in their graves with joy” over the spending bill chaos.
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