The escalating feud between former President Donald Trump and tech magnate Elon Musk has become focal point for late-night television hosts, who have seized the opportunity to lampoon the public spat with their characteristic wit and satire.Stephen Colbert, host of « The Late Show. » humorously remarked on the irony of the situation, noting that Musk, who once heavily supported Trump, is now at odds with him. Colbert quipped, « Apparently, the ketamine has worn off » referencing past allegations about Musk’s drug use and suggesting a return to sobriety has led to his change in stance.
Seth Meyers of « Late Night » also joined in, highlighting the absurdity of the fallout. He pointed out the rapid deterioration of their relationship, comparing it to a reality show drama. Meyers noted, « Nothing is making me feel better than the fact that Donald Trump finally got his own Donald Trump implying that Trump is now experiencing the kind of unpredictable behavior he often exhibits.
Jimmy Kimmel didn’t hold back either. He mocked Musk’s previous alliance with Trump, suggesting that their partnership was doomed from the start. Kimmel joked about their mutual egos, stating, « You know how on the campaign trail every day, Trump promised that he would bring prices down on day one? Well, guess we’re starting to finally notice that he hasn’t.
« The late-night hosts’ commentary underscores the entertainment industry’s perception of the Musk-Trump feud as a blend of political theater and personal drama, providing ample material for satire and humor. »
