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9:53Now PlayingJon Stewart goes off during The Daily Show with stunning reality check on Donald Trump's "nonsense", such as reopening the Alcatraz mega-prison, being his ultimate scheme to distract the public from the terrible moves that Republicans are actually making, including the recent gutting of funding for American food banks. John Iadarola and Luke Beasley break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Jon Stewart Has a New Formula for Understanding Trump’s ‘Nonsense’
"Jon Stewart is trying every trick in the book to keep his sanity throughout Donald Trump‘s second term. Unfortunately for the late-night host, it’s not working out well.
In his monologue Monday, he pulled out a new chart, with its y-axis labeled “OK?” and its x-axis labeled “Statements Over Time.” It seemed that the higher up the y-axis Stewart went, the less “OK” Trump’s statements were.
Stewart said the chart was to “help Americans figure out which of the things it’s OK to get upset about and which things are just him [Trump] f---ing off.”
The Daily Show host explained, “Let me show you how it works: First, we take something the President said…”"
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