How These Comedians Turned MAGA Men Into Laughingstocks

Published: Dec. 24, 2020, 4:27 p.m.

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Rudy Giuliani tried really hard this year soil himself: the hair-in-the-can, the Russian agent pal, the presser by the sex shop, the buckets of conspiracy drool. But it wasn\\u2019t until he got caught red handed with Borat\\u2019s daughter that his reputation was smeared fully, finally, and forever. 


The hand-down-Rudy\\u2019s-pants incident was one of a whole bunch of different ways that political comedians rammed into Trumpworld in 2020. Matt Wilstein, The Daily Beast\\u2019s resident comedy guru, breaks down the highs and the lows with Molly Jong-Fast and Jesse Cannon on a special crossover episode of The Last Laugh and The New Abnormal podcasts.


From Jordan Kleppler\\u2019s head-first dives into the maskless hordes at MAGA rallies to the viral impressionists who took over your Twitter feeds, Matt, Molly, and Jesse break down the funniest moments, and answer some of the biggest questions as we finally leave this hell year behind: What does Sarah Cooper do if she can\\u2019t channel Trump? How did Balire Erskine manage to become Tiffany Trump\\u2019s bestie? How does Kleppler prep to make unintentional comedy with MAGAmen? What was up with Jim Carrey\\u2019s impression of Joe Biden? Was Saturday Night Live ever really funny? Ever?


For more great political comedy, listen to The Daily Beast\'s The Last Laugh podcast.



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