Stephen Colbert Describes Trump As ‘Proof That Karma Does Not Exist’
- 6 years ago
Stephen Colbert on Wednesday invoked President Trump as evidence that a long-held spiritual belief can’t be true.
Stephen Colbert on Wednesday invoked President Trump as evidence that a long-held spiritual belief can't be true. 'The Late Show' host said, "Donald Trump, you, for one, should not be talking about 'What goes around, comes around.' You are living proof karma doesn't exist." The Trump comment he quoted comes from a tweet that read, in part, "They go after Phony Collusion with Russia, a made up Scam, and end up getting caught in a major SPY scandal." It appears "They" are the FBI and the "major SPY scandal" is the bureau sending an informant to investigate possible Russian involvement in the campaign. Colbert's other comments on that matter included, "a criminal investigation is not spying," and a rejection of Trump's decision to label scandal/conspiracy theory "Spygate" as it's "already been used – twice."
Stephen Colbert on Wednesday invoked President Trump as evidence that a long-held spiritual belief can't be true. 'The Late Show' host said, "Donald Trump, you, for one, should not be talking about 'What goes around, comes around.' You are living proof karma doesn't exist." The Trump comment he quoted comes from a tweet that read, in part, "They go after Phony Collusion with Russia, a made up Scam, and end up getting caught in a major SPY scandal." It appears "They" are the FBI and the "major SPY scandal" is the bureau sending an informant to investigate possible Russian involvement in the campaign. Colbert's other comments on that matter included, "a criminal investigation is not spying," and a rejection of Trump's decision to label scandal/conspiracy theory "Spygate" as it's "already been used – twice."