Stephen Colbert Salutes The 1 Unexpected Company Defying Trump's 'Stupid' Obsession
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The "Late Show" host said a "lone hero stands tall" in Trump's latest dispute.
“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert on Monday called out “petty and vindictive” President Donald Trump for going after the Associated Press after the news agency refused to use the term “Gulf of America.”
“The Associated Press keeps calling it the Gulf of Mexico because that’s what it’s called,” Colbert pointed out.
But Trump is so angry over the refusal to go along with his name change for the body of water that he’s banned the AP from the Oval Office and Air Force One indefinitely.
“You can’t get mad at the AP for not using your stupid name,” Colbert said. “The thing you should get mad at the AP about is not using the Oxford comma in their style guide, OK?”
As Colbert pointed out, a number of other companies including Google, Apple and Axios have gone along with the name-change.
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