Triumph The Insult Comic Dog Burns Trump Fan With Fake Apology Punch Line
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Triumph taunted supporters of the former president right to their faces for the "Daily Show" bit.
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog pulled no punches when talking with Donald Trump supporters outside the former president’s controversial Madison Square Garden rally over the weekend.
The “Daily Show” puppet ― aka Robert Smigel ― cracked gag after gag about the Republican nominee.
At one point, he fake apologized to a man, “I’m sorry, I don’t mean to insinuate that Trump is out of his mind.”
Then came the punch line: “I’m stating it bluntly. Trump is out of his mind.”
Triumph raunchily mocked Trump’s debunked claim that Haitian immigrants are eating the pets of people in Springfield, Ohio, when he told a Black woman: “I gotta say, it’s a nice crowd but a lot of angry white guys, you got to admit. What do you think is less likely? That Haitians are eating cats or any of the guys here have ever eaten pussy?”
Friends, fans and colleagues all paid tribute to the Oscar-nominated actor, who died Tuesday at the age of 79.
Former NBC marketing executive John Miller said, "People thought he would be a good president because I made him seem like a legitimate businessman.”
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The Oscar-winning actor said that "my law firm will still be very active” even after he dies.
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"The Tonight Show" host lambasted the president's Madison Square Garden event.
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Ex-husband Tom Brady shared a cryptic post after the news circulated.
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The "Late Show" host peers into the "stomach-churning" event the former president held at Madison Square Garden.