TDS Time Machine | Triumph's Election Coverage
The Daily Show: Ears Edition
Deep Dive
Why were the undecided voters struggling to make a decision in the election?
They found both candidates unappealing and lacked sufficient information beyond their public personas, campaign issues, and scandals.
What was the reaction to the presidential debate in the spin room?
The debate was described as 'boring' and 'substantive,' with comparisons to the Menendez brothers' show for having more chemistry.
How did Triumph the Insult Comic Dog describe the atmosphere in the spin room during the debate?
He compared the silence to the sound Melania Trump makes when Donald Trump is inside her, highlighting the tension.
What did the undecided voters find most concerning about the candidates?
One voter was unsure which candidate would die first, reflecting deep skepticism about both options.
How did Triumph attempt to help undecided voters make a decision?
He presented them with two sandwiches: one old and moldy, and the other with chlamydia, as a metaphor for the candidates' perceived flaws.
What was the focus group's reaction to the idea of voters being easily manipulated?
They raised their hands, indicating they believed voters could be manipulated, but then lowered them, showing skepticism or confusion.
How did Triumph describe the Trump rally at Madison Square Garden?
He joked that it had more white people than a Rangers game and compared it to a scene where Trump impressed Jeffrey Epstein.
What did Triumph sell as merchandise at the Trump rally?
He sold items like Trump condoms, a human dog collar labeled 'If found, return to Staten Island,' and hats saying 'I'm with 20,000 stupids.'
Why did Triumph compare RFK Jr. to a hero?
He joked that RFK Jr. had sacrificed every principle to endorse Trump, likening it to having his 'balls cut off.'
What was Triumph's take on the crowd at the Trump rally?
He described it as a mix of angry white guys and noted that it wasn't like a Nazi rally, though Trump was preferred by Nazis.
- Undecided voters express frustration with both candidates.
- Focus group participants struggle to make a decision.
- Triumph manipulates the voters to make a choice for them.
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