President Trump took two days to condemn white supremacists following the violence in Charlottesville. “We came out of it wondering if our president was cutting eyeholes out of his bedsheets.”Stephen Colbert of “The Late Show” addresses the Charlottesville violence on Aug. 15. And they weren’t afraid to use the word ‘Nazi’ when describing how long their jalapeño poppers took.”“There were two sides, not many sides,” Kimmel said. President, Mr. President, this is terrorism, not your order at KFC,” Colbert said to chuckles from the audience. Coleslaw.”Jimmy Fallon addresses the Charlottesville violence on “The Tonight Show” on Aug. 15.

Source: Washington Post August 15, 2017 09:19 UTC