John Oliver Dings Fox News Over Coverage Of FBI Raid On Trump’s Mar-a-Largo Resort
The late-night host fired off his first segment poking fun at Trump’s “characteristic restraint” in his response to the FBI seizing documents from his home.
In a statement, Trump said that Mar-a-Lago was “under siege, raided, and occupied by a large group of FBI agents” and added, “they even broke into my safe.” Oliver had a laugh at Trump’s comment about his safe being opened during an investigation and quipped that the only way the FBI agents would’ve not gotten into his safe is if the words “No FBI Allowed” were printed in front.
Although there’s still a lot that is not known about the search in Trump’s home, Oliver took a swipe at“I am not going to speculate or jump to conclusions here because there is still so much that we don’t know,” he said.
Oliver ended the segment by saying that he would “not be so quick to assume the most cautious [Attorney General] the U.S. has had for a while” in taking the step of sending the FBI to an ex-president’s house “if he didn’t think it was absolutely necessary.”
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