'What The F**k Is Going On?': Trump's Weirdest Rally Yet Leaves 'Daily Show' Stunned
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Desi Lydic took a closer look at the moment Trump cut off questions and decided to listen to music for 40 minutes instead.
“Daily Show” correspondent Desi Lydic was stunned by Donald Trump’s bizarre town hall this week in which he bailed on the event’s Q&A format and just played music.
Lydic rolled footage of the former president dancing, swaying and pantomiming some of the lyrics, which he did for some 40 minutes at the event in Pennsylvania.
“I literally have no idea what just happened,” she said on Tuesday night. “I don’t know if he’s on edibles or if I’m on edibles.”
Lydic pointed out the glaring hypocrisy in how Trump is covered vs. Vice President Kamala Harris.
“I love how everyone’s always criticizing Kamala for not being specific with her policies,” she said. “Meanwhile, Trump’s like, ’shh, shh, shh, no questions, no talking, we’re just gonna vibe for a while.”
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