The Daily Show Recast that BBC Family Video With the Trump Administration and It's Glorious
How do you make a great video better? Add a little Spicer to it.
After last week's BBC family video went viral, everyone was going gaga for those two babies that crashed their dad's big interview. But that wasn't the end of it.
The Daily Show devoted a whole segment to analyzing the video in all its glory, but then they did us one better: They recast the whole thing with the Trump administration. Who would've thought a cutout of Sean Spicer could make something better? I did. I always knew that, but no one ever asks me.
Check it out.
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