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Meyers Mocks Trump's Frat Boy Rant on China
23 Jul
Summary
- Seth Meyers compared Trump's remarks on China to a drunk frat boy.
- Trump claimed China wanted to make him sound 'not so hot'.
- Meyers satirized the idea of China obtaining easily accessible information.
Comedian Seth Meyers humorously dissected President Trump's recent primetime address regarding China during his "A Closer Look" segment. Meyers questioned Trump's claims, likening his tone to a frat boy under the influence.
Meyers particularly found amusement in Trump's assertion that China intended to tarnish his reputation. He sarcastically asked if Trump was "drunk," comparing the accusation to a trivial relationship squabble.
Further mocking Trump's narrative, Meyers satirized the idea of China obtaining names and phone numbers as a significant intelligence coup. He humorously suggested obtaining a TV Guide was a more plausible, yet still comically obvious, act of information gathering.
This perspective aligns with other media personalities, such as Alyssa Farah Griffin from "The View," who also noted that claims of election fraud occurring under Trump's watch lacked impact.
