White House fires back after Robert De Niro, Bruce Springsteen take Trump swipes amid Colbert's farewell week
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White House fires back after Robert De Niro, Bruce Springsteen take Trump swipes amid Colbert's farewell week
More than a dozen celebrities made surprise appearances on Stephen Colbert’s second-to-last "Late Show" episode Wednesday night, with two of them taking swipes at President Donald Trump.Vocal Trump critic Robert De Niro, who came on the show to ask a question as part of the "Colbert Questionert" asked the host, "What number were you thinking of?" which was a standard question Cobert asked guests during the questionnaire. De Niro joked, "OK. Caus…
White House responds after De Niro and Springsteen use Colbert farewell to take shots at Trump
Robert De Niro and Bruce Springsteen turned Stephen Colbert’s second-to-last “Late Show” episode into a sendoff rally against President Donald Trump on Wednesday night, and the White House wasted no time responding. More than a dozen celebrities made surprise appearances on the penultimate broadcast, but only two used the spotlight to aim directly at the...
Robert De Niro torches Trump with Epstein jab on Colbert
For his penultimate episode, Colbert flipped the script, sitting on the guest couch while a star-studded lineup of celebrity friends, including Aubrey Plaza and Martha Stewart, took turns playing host. When it was De Niro's turn to ask a question, the Oscar winner used the opportunity to take a sharp, unexpected swipe at his favorite political target: Donald Trump, News.Az reports, citing IMDB. De Niro initially participated in a running gag on …
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Trump has been stabbing late-night talker Stephen Colbert for a long time, who regularly took his politics apart in his broadcasts. After the end of the long-term show, the criticism doesn't stop.
White House fires back after Robert De Niro, Bruce Springsteen take Trump swipes amid Colbert’s farewell week
More than a dozen celebrities made surprise appearances on Stephen Colbert’s second-to-last "Late Show" episode Wednesday night, with two of them taking swipes at President Donald Trump.Vocal Trump critic Robert De Niro, who came on the show to ask a question as part of the "Colbert Questionert" asked the host, "What number were you thinking of?" which was a standard question Cobert asked guests during the questionnaire. De Niro joked, "OK. Caus…
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