Jon Stewart roasted Trump’s conflicting messages about the Iran war by using the president’s own words against him.
During Monday’s episode of *The Daily Show* the comedian assembled an “expert panel” which was made up of different sound bites from Trump, to address the ongoing questions about his Iran war.
“Well, if you can’t trust the fake news media and we’ve got so many unanswered questions about the reasons for the war … who can we turn to for clarity to give it to us straight?” Stewart asked before cutting to footage of Trump staffers Karoline Leavitt, Pete Hegseth and others praising the president as “the best communicator.”
Stewart then introduced his panel made up of “President Donald Trump, Donald J. Trump, DJT and John Barron,” noting the foursome was meant to “explain what the war is actually about in a lucid and clear cut way.”
Of course, Stewart and “The Daily Show” instead highlighted how the president has yet to maintain the same messaging since the war launched last month.
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Jon Stewart roasted Trump’s conflicting messages about the Iran war by using the president’s own words against him.
During Monday’s episode of *The Daily Show* the comedian assembled an “expert panel” which was made up of different sound bites from Trump, to address the ongoing questions about his Iran war.
“Well, if you can’t trust the fake news media and we’ve got so many unanswered questions about the reasons for the war … who can we turn to for clarity to give it to us straight?” Stewart asked before cutting to footage of Trump staffers Karoline Leavitt, Pete Hegseth and others praising the president as “the best communicator.”
Stewart then introduced his panel made up of “President Donald Trump, Donald J. Trump, DJT and John Barron,” noting the foursome was meant to “explain what the war is actually about in a lucid and clear cut way.”
Of course, Stewart and “The Daily Show” instead highlighted how the president has yet to maintain the same messaging since the war launched last month.