Watch all the late-night hosts roast Trump's corny '45 Fest' campaign launch
poked fun at the ridiculous parking lot carnival surrounding President Donald Trump’s 2020 campaign launch on their respective late-night shows Tuesday.
Trump launched his campaign at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida Tuesday night, and he spent the days leading up to it teasing it as if it were a rock concert. “He sees himself asrockstar,” Colbert cracked before breaking out his Trump impression and launching into a parody of Billy Idol’s “White Wedding,” “It’s a nice day for a white rally.”
Outside the Amway Center, the Trump campaign organized what they called an all-day “45 Fest,” which did include some actual music from the biggest band Trump could get — a Texas party outfit called the Guzzlers. Colbert gleefully highlighted the band in a faux ad for “45 Fest,” which also included other events like a Steven Mnuchin dunk tank, White House geek Steven Miller — “Watch him bite the head off a chicken!” — and a discontinued Trump Steaks food truck .
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