Trevor Noah had about the attack commercials during the campaign season. According to the “Daily Show” host, such ads “should be illegal,” given how often they are made up outright lies.
During the taping of “The Daily Show” for his third night in Atlanta on Wednesday, Noah poked fun at what appeared to be some assault commercials he saw while in town (and considering how important Georgia is in these midterms, he have seen very) The late-night host was particularly pleased with the attack ads targeted towards Stacey Abrams, who is running for governor in the state.
“If you only knew Stacey Abrams from the commercials for Attack in Georgia, you would think she was Darth Vader teaming up with Thanos, that asshole who bit you in traffic,” Noah joked. “Pure Evil. Stacey Abrams Does All its.”
Noah took issue with the fact that he himself was involved in those attacks on Abrams, with an ad appearing on “The Daily Show” showing a brief snippet of him hugging. But, he joked, “At no point do I want to hang out with anyone, you know… I’m like ‘I’d love to, but if we’re seen together, it’s used in an assault ad. can be done.’ ,
Although speaking more seriously of attack ads, Noah argued that they should indeed be illegal, given how little value they actually provide.
“They don’t help. They don’t help, well, because they don’t just attack policy,” Noah explained. “They portray opponents as wicked, inherently evil demons. That’s poisoning the whole country. Because what happens to bipartisanship after that? Do people ever think like that? You can’t be like,’ Yes, II said my opponent wants to drink the blood of children. But now that the election is over, it doesn’t mean we can’t work together on infrastructure.'”
You can see Noah’s full monologue in the video above,