'The Daily Show' Teases Marco Rubio For Fall From GOP 'It Girl' To Trump Lackey
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Catch how Rubio went from a "high-heeled loser" to secretary of state in an exclusive first look at tonight's "Dailyshowography."
Marco Rubio’s journey from Donald Trump critic to sycophantic secretary of state is getting a brutal bullying on tonight’s episode of “The Daily Show.”
HuffPost got an exclusive peek at the latest edition of the show’s Emmy-winning segment, “The Dailyshowography,” which ruthlessly mocks the “fun-sized Florida boy” for being an unabashed hypocrite when it comes to all things MAGA.
In the aptly titled “Pick-Me in Pink,” ’80s icon Molly Ringwald traces Rubio’s cynical political transformation with a narration that sounds like it was plucked straight from one of her coming-of-age classics.
“I wasn’t always hanging out with all the cool kids at Donald Trump’s lunch table,” the snarky segment starts, “But sometimes when you’re in the right place, at the right time, with the right complete lack of moral spine or integrity, magic can happen.”
The mock-bio mixes clips of Rubio’s career highs and lows with scenes from teen big-screen standards like “Clueless” and “Mean Girls” as it details how the Florida politician went from Republican “it girl” to “beta” and back ’round again.
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