Stephen Colbert's jab at a certain part of Donald Trump's anatomy leaves viewers in splits
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Stephen Colbert spun the Supreme Court's decision regarding a trademark dispute involving former President Donald Trump into a joke about a specific part of the politician's anatomy.
The case in question revolves around Steve Elster, a California native, who seeks to trademark the phrase "Trump too Small," which originated in a peculiar campaign moment between Marco Rubio and Trump in 2016, intending to use it on merchandise.
While Elster was denied the trademark, his lawyers argue it violates their client's free speech rights, and a federal appeals court agreed, stating that the phrase could still be used, just not trademarked because Trump had not consented to its use.
Stephen Colbert takes a jab at Donald Trump's anatomy
On Tuesday, November 1, episode of 'The Late Show', Stephen Colbert shared a clip of Senator Marco Rubio, a former contender for the Republican presidential nomination, making a playful reference to Trump's small hands.
Rubio quipped, "And you know what they say about men with small hands."
Quick on his comedic feet, Colbert retorted, "Small hands, large chance of driving America to some of its darkest moments since the Civil War," delivering a clever punchline with a dramatic pause, "to compensate for a tiny penis."
The studio audience erupted in laughter, and Colbert added a touch of humor to the segment with a little happy dance, keeping his viewers thoroughly entertained.
Stephen Colbert leaves viewers in splits
Soon after Stephen Colbert's joke about Donald Trump was on the official YouTube channel, his viewers flocked to laugh with him.
One said, "Absolutely crushed the monologue tonight! Reminded me of the Colbert Report days!"
"When Donald Trump finds out about Ron DeSantis' small feet, then he'll be in bigger trouble," quipped another.
A person commented, "LOVE tonight's segment!" with one more saying, "You guys killed it tonight."