Seth Meyers reacts to reporter calling Trump a loser
Seth Meyers unpacked Donald Trump's subdued press appearances post-midterms on "Late Night,"
As the Democrats claimed victory in the midterm elections, President Donald Trump's media presence has taken on a more subdued tone. In a recent Late Night appearance, Seth Meyers observed this shift, noting the president's appearance on 60 Minutes and his reaction to the election results, during which Trump called into Fox News. Meyers remarked on the downward trajectory of Trump's mood, saying, "The sadder Trump gets, the more emboldened the press gets."
One particular clip stood out to Meyers, which he found encapsulated the current atmosphere at the White House. Sky News international affairs editor Dominic Waghorn approached Trump with a question: "How does it feel being a loser, Mr. President?" Trump chose not to respond, quickly departing the scene outside the White House. Meyers commented on the speed of Trump's retreat, saying, "Damn, he was out of there so fast, I thought he was gonna Mary Poppins out of frame."
The Late Night host found the situation amusing, stating, "It's so funny to get asked what does it feel like to be a loser and then walk away alone in the rain. How does it feel to be a loser? I'll take my answer non-verbally."
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