Stephen Colbert fretted about Donald Trumps desire to restart the nuclear arms race on Fridays Late Show.
Of course, Trump is in charge of our nuclear missiles, and if that does not scare you, maybe this will: Yesterday, in an interview, he said he wants to expand our nuclear arsenal and make it top of the pack,' Colbert said.
But its a terrifying prospect. After years of carefully decommissioning our nukes Obama won the Nobel Prize for that Trump wants to ramp up nuclear production. Its like the Cold War all over again, but this time, everyones on Russias side, joking about where Trumps alliance lies.
Colbert pointed out that Trump contrastingly said in the interview, I am the first one that would like to see everybody-nobody have nukes.
Actually, I think thats how nukes work. First, everybody has them. Then nobody has them. And in-between, theres a big boom.
Colbert then teased Trumps declaration that hes getting the really bad dudes out of this country with a military operation, even though the Homeland Security chief said no military personnel were used to enforce deportation. White House spokesperson Sean Spicer then explained that Trump had used military operation like an adjective.
Im not an English teacher, but hes using military operation as an adjective, Colbert asked. Do you like my new haircut? Yes, its very military operation. Do these pants make my ass look military operation?