Stephen Colbert Points Out The Most Hurtful Part Of New Trump Bombshell Report
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"Late Show" host calls out the former president over a report that he wanted to investigate comedians who mocked him.
Donald Trump reportedly tried to have late-night comics who mocked him investigated by the Justice Department during his presidency, and “Late Show” host Stephen Colbert was offended ― but not in the way you might think. The Daily Beast reported that Trump asked advisers what federal agencies, including the Justice Department, “could do to probe or mitigate ‘SNL,’ Jimmy Kimmel and other late-night comedy mischief-makers.” Colbert couldn’t help but notice that he wasn’t mentioned by name. And he wasn’t happy about that.
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