Trump GOES WILD When Stephen Colbert PUBLICLY HUMILIATED His Behavior!

Trump GOES WILD When Stephen Colbert PUBLICLY HUMILIATED His Behaviour!

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Once more, Stephen Colbert attacked Donald Trump with a razor-sharp sense of humor that got right to the core. Not only were Colbert's constant barbs hilarious, but they also served as a stinging critique of Trump's extraordinary post-presidency scandals. Stephen Colbert made light of the fact that Trump remained conscious throughout his court appearance on May 7, 2024, stating that it was unusual enough to warrant discussion. But in all seriousness, Trump was penalized for once again breaking a gag order. The New York hush money trial, in which Trump was accused of paying money to stifle claims of an affair during the 2016 presidential campaign, serves as the background for his gags in this episode.

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