Stephen Colbert says that Trump’s trip to Saudi Arabia means “ I have another birthday president ”
Donald Trump’s official visit to Saudi Arabia – who coincides with the violating acceptance of the constitution of a private jet that is offered to him by Qatar – coincides with the birthday of Stephen Colbert. Naturally, the host of “The Late Show” of CBS noticed the coincidence.
“According to several texts from my children, it’s my birthday today,” said Colbert during his monologue in the Wednesday show. “Can we confirm this?” Is it possible? Yes, we checked it. It is today May 13. “
Colbert then joked by saying that he had checked her on a fetish website before continuing: “It is also a big day for the president, because Donald Trump is the first international trip of his new mandate, visiting Saudi Arabia.”
“Yes, yes. Donald Trump left the country today, so I had another birthday present,” joked Colbert.
“A president visiting Saudi Arabia during his first official trip is somewhat unusual,” continued Colbert. “Normally, at the time when we were normal, the presidents would make their first international trip to the United Kingdom or to Canada or any other ally. But like everything, Trump’s decision seemed to be summed up with a most tenderer approach. ”
To this, Colbert reminded viewers of previous praise that Trump had for the Saudi regime, which implies that Trump has already accepted bribes. Colbert then noted that Trump had received “a sumptuous welcome” from the Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman “on a sumptuous carpet, Violet made the journalist with the hand, Nurple”.
It was a reference to the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, a subject to which Colbert returned shortly after. But first, he made fun of Trump for the moment he seemed to fall asleep during a television meeting with Bin Salman.
“Just one, just one, just a sweet reminder,” added Colbert, “American intelligence determined that Mohammed Bin Salman ordered the murder and dismemberment of journalists from the Washington Post and Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi,” he said. This is true of course, although it is important to note that Trump was preceded by leaving the Saudi autocrat of Joe Biden.
Meanwhile, Colbert continued to talk about Trump’s visit, noting McDonald’s truck, and how Fox News personalities question Trump’s acceptance of the aforementioned jet. Then he explained how Robert F. Kennedy Jr. swam in a notoriously polluted stream during the weekend, then he spent the rest of his monologue talking about the American Pope.
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