The second episode of season 27 of “South Park” has once again eviscerated President Donald Trump and members of his cabinet – this time, sinking his teeth into the Secretary of the Ministry of Internal Security Kristi Noem and his management of the Raids de ice in the administration across the country.
But a bit like the Trey Parker and Matt Stone series, did with Trump and what was colloquially nicknamed his “micropenis” in episode 1, the series went after more than the administration policies and has made the beards personally.
Episode 2 approached Noem’s apparent plastic surgery, using a racing gag where his face, pumped with declarants, Botox and more, would melt from his body and had to be hastily by his team.
The guys behind the popular podcast “Pod Save America” did not know how to take it.
“I don’t know if we are allowed to talk about it,” said co-host Jon Lovett. “I think we can. I think we can. “
While the three hosts cracked their 13 -minute summary segment, the hesitation in talking about Noem seemed to reflect a reluctance to denigrate the appearance of a woman – “It is funny that we do not hesitate to speak of the little penis with Trump, then the thing of Noem …”, said Tommy Vietor. But Jon Favreau has lowered his foot.
“She is an AF – King monster – we can. We can. She runs a horrible AF – King system,” he said. “Let’s not be sexual here. We are going to talk about the appearance of men And The women we don’t like.
“And there is something in the way, the direction of his face, which speaks to something of Maga,” added Lovett by digging. “It’s a face of Maga.”
“They are going hard,” said Vietor. “I mean, look, I think anyone saw photos of Kristi Noem a decade or two and now realizes that she is a completely different person, but boy is going.”
The in-law gag later reveals that Trump wants to replace Noem as chief of the DHS because his face continues to fall, then run away and scare customers in Mar-A Lago.
Look at the complete “Pod Save America” segment below:
Unsurprisingly, the real world Noem had a few words on the central series of comedy on Thursday, saying that the impulse to make fun of his appearance is sexist and “so lazy”.
“It’s so lazy, it is constantly laughing at women for their appearance. Only liberals and extremists do it,” said Noem, calling CNN. “If they wanted to criticize my work, go for it and do this, but clearly they can’t. They just choose something mean like that.”
