Uh-Oh: Stephen Colbert Spots Courtroom Sketch Where Trump Was Caught In The Act
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"The Late Show" host finds evidence for the trial moment Trump's allies have denied.
Donald Trump’s allies are denying that he fell asleep in court this week, but Stephen Colbert isn’t buying it.
“He took a little white power nap,” the “Late Show” host said of reports the former president seemed to doze off in court on Monday.
Would Tuesday be any different?
“Today, he was sharp, focused ― and he fell asleep again,” Colbert said on Tuesday night as reporters noted that Trump once again appeared to catch a few winks during his criminal trial in the Stormy Daniels hush money case.
“And, in a totally unrelated story, there’s a national Adderall shortage,” Colbert cracked.
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