VILE CBS Mocks ‘Annoying’ Voice of Female Trump Witness, Colbert Makes Vulgar Sex Joke #Political
Melissa Carone was a witness in Michigan for the Trump campaign. The Washington Post describes her as working as claiming she worked a “24-hour shift at Detroit’s vote-counting operation at TCF Center.” Yet, after CBS This Morning played a clip of her speaking. King mocked, “I knew, guys, when I watched her yesterday, Colbert, Corden, Kimmel, all of them were going to have a field day. It was the way she talked like that, the way she moved her head. Stephen [Colbert] is absolutely right. She was annoying. Welcome to CBS This Morning. Enough of that.”
Colbert on Thursday went farther, making a sex joke about this woman. He began by playing part of her televised exchange in Michigan:
STEPHEN COLBERT: Well, Melissa didn't spend the whole time accusing poll workers of messing with the vote count but also accused the legislators and ghosts.
STATE REP STEVEN JOHNSON: Are we saying the poll book is either wildly off or that they are filling in names?
CARONE: Wildly off. It’s wildly off and they are filling in names. Dead people voted.
JOHNSON: My question is, we are not seeing the poll book off by 30,000 votes. That's not the case.
MELISSA CARONE: What did you do, take it and do something crazy to it?
Colbert, a former comedian turned Democratic activist on CBS, then made this gross crack:
Why is she biting her lip? What crazy thing does she think they did to the books? “What'd you do? Did you take books to a fancy hotel room, order some strawberries and champagne and give it a little back rub and then do something crazy to it? The kind of thing your boyfriend Brian is too scared to try?”
Why is it okay to make fun of this woman’s voice and make awful sex jokes about her? Anything goes for CBS, so long as the victim in question isn’t a liberal. The hate and vulgar attacks on the Late Show were sponsored by Starbucks. This Morning's Gayle King’s nasty comments were sponsored by Cadillac. Click on the links to let them know what you think.
Partial transcripts are below. Click “expand” to read more.
CBS This Morning
12/4/2020
JAMES CORDEN: Last night's televised hearing, Rudy Giuliani introduced a star witness that went viral because of her attitude.
REP STEVEN JOHNSON: We’re not seeing the poll book off by 30,000 votes.
MELISSA CARONE: What did you do, take it and do something crazy to it?
STEPHEN COLBERT: She concluded testimony saying I would like to speak to America's manager. I'll wait.
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GAYLE KING: I knew, guys, when I watched her yesterday, Colbert, Corden, Kimmel, all of them were going to have a field day. It was the way she talked like that, the way she moved her head. Stephen is absolutely right. She was annoying. Welcome to CBS This Morning. Enough of that.
Late Show With Stephen Colbert
12/3/2020
11:45 PM ET
STEPHEN COLBERT: Well, Melissa didn't spend the whole time accusing poll workers of messing with the vote count but also accused the legislators and ghosts.
State REP STEVEN JOHNSON: Are we saying the poll book is either wildly off or that they are filling in names?
CARONE: Wildly off. It’s wildly off and they are filling in names. Dead people voted.
JOHNSON: My question is, we are not seeing the poll book off by 30,000 votes. That's not the case.
MELISSA CARONE: What did you do, take it and do something crazy to it?
COLBERT: Why is she biting her lip? What crazy thing does she think they did to the books? “What'd you do? Did you take books to a fancy hotel room, order some strawberries and champagne and give it a little back rub and then do something crazy to it? The kind of thing your boyfriend Brian is too scared to try?”
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