"I am still in the afterglow of all that happened this past weekend with millions and millions of coming out to the streets. And the President of the United States showing a video of him as a king in an airplane dropping what can only be described as diarrhea and really more than you would think that plane was capable of carrying, Stewart said."
"I just want to point out very quickly that's the President of the United States of America, long lineage of great men from Lincoln to Washington to Roosevelt, Jefferson, even the sh*tty ones, you know, Hoover, Garfield, you know, that kind of sh*t, he said."
"I think my favorite part of it was Republicans who were asked about said diarrhea plane and have to say things like, well the American people know that Donald Trump speaks his mind and they really appreciate his honest reaction of the diarrhea plane, he said."
"He is using satire to make a point he is not calling for the murder of his political opponents, and that's what these people are doing, Johnson told reporters this week."
Millions attended No Kings protests across the country. President Donald Trump posted an AI video on Truth Social depicting himself as a king in an airplane dropping feces on protesters. Jon Stewart reacted with shock and ridicule, calling the imagery excessive and comparing it unfavorably to even unpopular past presidents. Republican defenders characterized the post as satire or an honest expression, prompting Stewart to mock their explanations. House Speaker Mike Johnson called the video satire and denied it advocated violence. Stewart targeted Johnson with derisive nicknames and criticized Republican rationalizations for defending the post.
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