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    1. >President Donald Trump’s awful jokes at the White House Correspondents Dinner last Friday earned him a sharp rebuke from comedian Jon Stewart on a new episode of „The Daily Show.“

      >Trump’s speech at the dinner has been widely remembered for the ill-fated jabs he threw at CNN’s Kaitlan Collins over her looks and over her choice to smile. But several other remarks seemed to send Trump’s allies in the crowd into an existential crisis, Stewart noted.

      >For instance, he pointed to Trump’s joke about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY). Stewart noted that Trump seemed to be setting up a punchline before diverting into a tangent about another topic altogether.

      >Trump also repeated a claim that he hates Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA), who was one of the impeachment managers during Trump’s first trial.

      >“Traditionally, roasts work because at the heart of it all you only roast the ones you love,“ Stewart said. „Saying you hate someone in the middle of a joke really takes a lot of the pleasure … Don Rickles might not have been so popular if he ended his act by saying ‚No, seriously. F— the Japanese.'“

      >Stewart then played a montage of the crowd reacting to some of Trump’s jokes.

      >“It was a melange of confusion, boredom, shock, and at one point, a literal existential crisis,“ Stewart said. „Here’s the one thing you never want at a comedy show: you never want them rethinking the choices that led them to that night.“

    2. carolineecouture on

      Even with a teleprompter he couldn’t keep on task. His deterioration is becoming so much more evident.

      He even had one of his „resting his eyes“ moments.

    3. Chloe_Cascadia on

      The jokes here were fantastic, but the speech at the end showing the conflict of interest and how this event shouldn’t even happen as the dictator terrorizes journalists, they shouldn’t attend and they shouldn’t be shaking hands with this thing, was on point. The press needs to get real and stop sucking up to this.

    4. That 🍊 s3r14l r4p15t p3d0ph1l3 f talking about anybody else’s looks is a joke when he walks around like Jabba the hutt shitting his pants. We all can’t wait for this thing to expire.

    5. Reasonable-Plate2982 on

      Wasn’t very informative. Collins is like the only skeptic allowed into the Fuhrerbunker. Those other dopes that thought the Presidents‘ attendance was going to mark an auspicious night suck ass

    6. Trump understands comedy about as well as he understands the job of president.

    7. Antique_Eye_3200 on

      I love Stewart but honestly this one fell flat for me; NOT because it wasn’t all true, but because it felt rather pointless. Hey, I get it: John is a thoughtful comedian and therefore passionate about comedy, so how it must gall him to hear Trump’s lunatic attempts at humor! But…we know the man is a demented fool. Is there really nothing more substantive to talk about than his driveling humor at some ridiculous banquet? I agree with Stewart that the event shouldn’t have been attended. So then, don’t be another media entity that professes to hate Trump — all the way to the bank — by covering it!? Attention is what Trump craves most, so be judicious in granting it.

    8. Donald Trump knows how to deliver the worst jokes known to man. 

      Jokes that are so bad that people question their existence! 

      What do you expect from the worst president of the United States ever??

    9. Crafty-Walrus-2238 on

      He’s not funny, he’s rude . He’s not intelligent, he’s ignorant. He’s not healthy, he’s a bloviating medical nightmare. He’s not genuine, he’s fake. He’s not compassionate, he’s cruel.
      His supporters share his illness. And his sycophants both fear and profit off his actions.

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