US EditionJon Stewart Tackles Trump’s First 100 Days in Office: ‘I Am So Tired’
- Jon Stewart recapped President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office on The Daily Show, highlighting various failures and controversies.
- Stewart criticized Trump’s promises of an economic boom and trade leverage, noting that the president’s social media appeals and tariff wars faltered.
- Stewart included supporting details such as Trump’s lowest 80-year approval rating, a $40 million Melania Trump documentary deal, and deportation of three U.S. Citizen children.
- Stewart said, “You are not the keeper of our pot of gold” and described Trump as a “temporary leprechaun,” urging that leverage belongs to the American people who invested 250 years of equity.
- Stewart’s critique implies that Trump’s policies squander the nation’s equity and the public retains ultimate authority, suggesting ongoing political and economic uncertainty.
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“The Daily Show’s” Jordan Klepper questioned just how much of a “dictator” President Donald Trump truly wants to be after the commander-in-chief’s slew of political walk-backs during his first 100 days in the White House. After throwing the entire audience off with an edited photo of a barley-nude Trump in his Mar-a-Largo steam room, and throwing shade at major news platforms for failing to know exactly which day marked Trump’s second 100th day …
Watch Jon Stewart demolish Trump's dreadful first 100 days
Comedian and host Jon Stewart opened Monday night’s “The Daily Show” wearing a long white beard and shuffling about the desk like old man Christmas, noting that Tuesday marked the 100th day of President Donald Trump’s second term in office. “‘The most...
Jon Stewart Reflects on Trump’s First 100 Days: ‘Donald, Stop!’
Jon Stewart discussed Donald Trump’s second term in a special episode titled “President Trump’s Second First 100 Days: An Incredible 100 Days With Zero Disturbance,” using satire to reflect on the administration’s early actions.
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