The “Daily Show” host pointed that if any other candidate had made such claims, the race would already be over.
“In any other environment, if you stood on the stage, true or not, and just shouted, ‘Immigrants are eating dogs and people’s pets!’” would have been a race-ending moment like Howard Dean’s infamous scream in 2004.But Stewart pointed out that despite those relatively tiny gaffes in comparison to Trump’s comments about migrants, nothing seems to move Trump’s base. “ would be done,” Stewart said. “It doesn't seem to have any impact in any way, shape, or form on his political fortune.
That said, Stewart did point out that despite that “immovable” base support Trump seems to hold no matter what he does or says, his opponent“What has been the Trump or far-right kryptonite, it would seem to me, is the court system,” Stewart explained.
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