Stephen Colbert Sums Up RNC With 5 Damning Words
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The "Late Show" host issued a blunt reminder following the conclusion of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.
Stephen Colbert offered a scathing summary of the Republican National Convention which wrapped up in Milwaukee on Thursday night as he reminded viewers: “None of this is normal.”
The “Late Show” host first highlighted some of the “tried and true staples” — like quirky hats and questionable dancing — that graced the political event during which former President Donald Trump became the GOP’s 2024 presidential nominee and Ohio Sen. JD Vance his running mate.
“That’s all normal convention stuff,” Colbert acknowledged of the antics of attendees.
“But the thing is, none of this is normal,” he added. “It’s deeply psychotically weird that this is happening at all.”
“Less than four years ago, this man incited an attack on the U.S. Capitol in order to obstruct the peaceful transfer of power for the first time in our nation’s history,” said Colbert.
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