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Stephen Colbert On Trump, 'America's Racist Grandpa'
"Please, Grandpa, you can't say this stuff out loud in the restaurant."

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"Please, Grandpa, you can't say this stuff out loud in the restaurant."

Trump supporters said the president would thrive if his handlers just let him be himself. Now they're getting their wish.
Jimmy Kimmel has a novel idea to make America great again.
The host of "The Tonight Show" made poignant remarks about the Charlottesville tragedy, white supremacism and President Trump's response.
The Washington Post columnist writes that a country in which the president lacks outrage over Charlottesville is not his America.
The fiery, shortly tenured former White House communications director was interviewed on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert."
"You have to call that stuff out," Scaramucci, the former White House communications director said, referring to white supremacists.
Trump only likes polls that favor him. But to ignore negative polling numbers is to do so at his own peril, writes Brookings.
What would be tougher than "fire and fury?" asks Seth Meyers. "Fire and fury and bees?"
The last straw for Jeffrey Lord at CNN? Invoking a Nazi salute.
The Republicans were well aware of Trump's lack of qualifications but looked the other way for the "good" of their party, Rather writes.
A former Russian spy shared some of his secrets with "The Daily Show."
President Trump will have little impact on the lives of, say, incoming college freshmen.
While President Trump is golfing, Putin is fishing and swimming in Siberia.
"Losing the governor of West Virginia to a party switch is just the latest sign," writes Peter Roff.
Border Patrol agents don't just chase illegal immigrants and drug traffickers, John Oliver explains.
ISIS and other terror groups do not have the resources that Russia does, Sen. John McCain said in a meeting with The Arizona Republic.
The New York Times also mentions Senators Ben Sasse and Tom Cotton as potential 2020 candidates. Gov. John Kasich has said he might run too.
George Stephanopoulus pressed Kellyanne Conway about the "red line" President Trump threatened regarding Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
The Democrat senator also talked about how it felt to be "slimed" by President Trump on Twitter.