¿A Stephen Colbert le pareció que la opinión de Donald Trump sobre el control de armas era "razonable"?

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¿Que esta pasando? ¿Encontró Stephen Colbert la opinión de Donald Trump sobre algo "razonable"?

Eso es exactamente lo que sucedió en The Late Show el miércoles, cuando el presentador del programa de televisión quedó estupefacto por la postura del presidente en una reunión con miembros del Congreso sobre control de armas.


Durante la reunión, Trump acusó a su predecesor, Barack Obama, de no poder aprobar la legislación sobre control de armas. No es sorpresa allí. (En realidad, un Congreso liderado por republicanos se opuso a 23 acciones ejecutivas sobre el control de armas firmadas por Obama).

Luego Trump sorprendió a los republicanos, acusándolos de ser intimidados por la NRA.

"Algunos de ustedes están petrificados de la NRA", dijo. "Tienen un gran poder sobre ustedes, tienen menos poder sobre mí". No lo necesito ".

Pero fue aquí donde Colbert estaba genuinamente perplejo. Trump les dijo a los republicanos que abandonaran su provisión que permite permisos de portar ocultos a través de líneas estatales, para hacer frente a la NRA.

"Nunca conseguirás que eso pase. Si a esto le agregas oculto, nunca lo superarás", dijo.

"Bueno, finalmente está haciendo algo que Obama nunca hizo. Él viene por tus armas ".
Colbert, con aspecto visual, dijo: "¿Está siendo razonable?"

"Tengo que darle crédito a Donald Trump, nunca pensé que iría allí", dijo Colbert, y señaló que el vicepresidente Mike Pence había sugerido un sistema de intervención temprana para quitarle las armas a la gente después de una audiencia. Trump desafió esto, en lugar de recomendar "tomar las armas primero, pasar por el segundo proceso".

"Bueno, finalmente está haciendo algo que Obama nunca hizo", terminó Colbert. "Viene por tus armas".

Solo esperemos que Trump respalde su grandilocuencia con una acción sustantiva, que, seamos honestos, no sucede a menudo.

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