Sacha Baron Cohen Teases ‘Trump-Themed’ TV Show

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Updated Jul. 08, 2018 7:03PM EDT / Published Jul. 08, 2018 6:56PM EDT

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Comedic legend Sacha Baron Cohen teased his new TV show Sunday on Twitter, posting a 21-second clip that featured former vice president Dick Cheney signing a waterboarding kit. The video asks the viewer to “imagine if Sacha Baron Cohen had been undercover secretly filming a show for a year,” before segueing into a Cohen-style series of provocative imagery. The show, revealed to be a “Trump-themed” political comedy called Who Is America and marketed as “possibly the most dangerous show in the history of television” will premiere on July 15 on Showtime, according to IndieWire.

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Sacha Baron Cohen Teases ‘Trump-Themed’ TV Show

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