Stephen Colbert Trolls 'MAGA Citizens' After World's Saddest Border Stunt
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The "Late Show" host isn't impressed by this group of far-right conspiracy theorists.
Stephen Colbert spotted a stunt by “MAGA citizens” that hasn’t exactly gone as advertised.
“The Late Show” host said a group of QAnon conspiracy theorists, anti-vaxxers and others from the far right had promised to turn up at the border with 700,000 people in a show of force.
So far, Colbert noted, only a few dozen people have arrived, mostly men over the age of 60.
“It’s less a convoy and more a Denny’s at 10 a.m.,” Colbert cracked, and shared an image of the caravan, which calls itself “God’s Army”:
“Wow,” Colbert said. “Does God need more funding? Because it doesn’t look like God’s Army could take on the Salvation Army.”
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