Seth Meyers Proves Trump Is the Real ‘Husband From Hell’
‘If anything, Husband from Hell sounds like the name of a Lifetime movie about you,’ the ‘Late Night’ host said.
President Donald Trump’s attacks on George Conway reached a new level this week when he called him the “husband from hell” on Twitter. He just happens to be the husband of Trump’s most loyal counselor Kellyanne Conway.
Seth Meyers kicked off his “A Closer Look” segment on Wednesday night by pointing out how much Trump and his allies seem to hate “babies” and “snowflakes” who can’t take criticism. “And yet the guy who called his opponents babies has spent his entire term as president whining about people being mean to him.”
“I’m sorry, but you are the last person who should call anyone the ‘husband from hell,’” Meyers told Trump. “You’ve been divorced twice, you paid hush money to a porn star, your affairs were all over the tabloids and you misspelled your wife’s name.”
“If anything, ‘Husband from Hell’ sounds like the name of a Lifetime movie about you,” he added. “And I hate to tell you, but just like SNL, they’re gonna get Alec Baldwin.”
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From there, Meyers moved on to the president’s latest complaint that Sen. John McCain never thanked him for his own funeral. “You know, I don’t know if McCain’s a ghost, but he’s clearly haunting you,” the host told Trump.
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