Colbert Catches CNN In A “LIE” … Cheekily Apologizes To Trump
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March 30, 2018Stephen Colbert caught CNN doing what they do best… LYING.
So he issued President Trump an apology for ever doubting him when he said CNN is “fake news.”
Sincere and genuine? NAH. He spent the REST of his monologue mocking him. But it’s not wrong!
It’s too early for April Fool’s day gags and Stephen Colbert insists he is being sincere.
The “Late Show” host officially apologized to President Trump after he became a victim of what the president has been complaining about for months.
“I mean this sincerely,” Colbert told his audience Thursday. “I agree with Donald Trump about something: CNN lies.”
I don’t know that this was sincere… I actually think he was sort of making fun of Donald Trump for blowing up “lies” when they’re just simple mistakes…
But as we all know, this is NOTHING compared to the hijinks CNN usually pulls…
For one, this wasn’t even on purpose. Their misinformation is usually spread to further their liberal agenda… this was just a stupid mistake.
He explained himself:
“Hear me out,” he said, explaining how the previous night’s show featured comedian Dana Carvey who performed a “very subtle, nuanced portrayal” of national security adviser John Bolton.
“Well this morning, CNN had an article about it which was nice,” Colbert continued, before pointing out the incorrect headline.
“Look who’s playing John Bolton on ‘SNL,’” the headline read, mistakenly referring to “Saturday Night Live” instead of the “Late Show.”
“Fake news,” Colbert announced.
“I take everything back!” he exclaimed. “I apologize. Donald Trump is a great president! Come on CNN, this isn’t SNL unless SNL stands for Stephen’s Nightly Laughs.”
CNN should have known his show was not “Saturday Night Live” because the segment had aired on a Wednesday, the late night host mocked. It also was taped during the day and is not live.
“You got three things wrong in three letters,” he said. “Still, its nice to be recognized so thank you, MSNBC.”
NOT Saturday, NOT Night, NOT Live!
HAHA! Three letters! Three things wrong!
CNN issued a correction on their website Friday.
“CORRECTION: A headline on our mobile homepage mistakenly identified this skit as taking place on “SNL.” The skit took place on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” CNN said.
Again… nothing sincere about this… but it IS pretty funny.
