On Thursday's "Late Show," Stephen Colbert mocked White House counselor Kellyanne Conway's use of rhyming flash cards in a Fox News interview to downplay the possibility of collusion between President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia.
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Stephen Colbert mocked Kellyanne Conway's flash cards about Trump Jr.: 'ANTICIPATE AN INMATE'
"Late Show" host Stephen Colbert mocked Kellyanne Conway's use of flash cards to downplay the possibility of collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia.
"The Late Show with Stephen Colbert."
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In her interview, Conway tried to make the case — via two sheets of white paper and four bold-printed words — that the "CONCLUSION" of Donald Trump Jr.'s controversial emails about a meeting with a Russian lawyer was not "COLLUSION," but instead "ILLUSION" and "DELUSION" by the media.
Colbert seized upon the hokey visual aid in his monologue by making his own flash cards to address how he sees the Trump Jr. situation going down.
"Trump Jr. tried to 'ARTICULATE,' but that turned out to 'INCRIMINATE,'" Colbert said, holding up the cards. "It's something even an idiot would 'ANTICIPATE.' And now, he's going to be an 'INMATE.'"
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