A bloated Donald Trump, adorned in a crooked Burger Restaurant crown and wrapped in a royal bathrobe, sits smugly on a throne-like armchair. With one hand, he lazily hands a glowing dagger to a nervous executive in a CBS suit. The executive approaches a smiling Stephen Colbert, dressed head-to-toe in jester garb — bells, scepter and all — oblivious or defiant, arms open as if to say, “What took you so long?” The silent message is clear: the King demands his laughs be loyal, or not at all.
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Kill the Jester: A Royal Decree from Mar-a-Lago

In the twilight court of King Ego I, where truth is treason and loyalty is a loyalty oath, even jesters aren’t safe. When satire hits too close to the throne, the next executive order is comedy beheading — and the court broadcaster knows exactly which way the blade swings. Colbert’s crime? Pointing out the obvious: broad-daylight grifts, hush-money side quests, and ridiculous international capers pulled off with all the subtlety of a brass band on fire.

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