As Donald Trump’s media empire makes its grand entrance onto Nasdaq, Seth Meyers isn’t holding back on the comedy. With the finesse of a master jokester, Meyers predicted a prickly future for Trump Media & Technology Group, affectionately adorned with DJT initials, hinting that its value might soon resemble a deflated balloon rather than a soaring rocket.
In classic Meyers fashion, he pointed out the obvious: Trump’s brand is the shiny surface on which this rocket stands, and beneath it lies a shaky foundation. The “Late Night” maestro hilariously exposed the truth behind the scenes: Trump’s army of loyal supporters is propping up this media spectacle, but the emperor may soon find himself without clothes—or rather, without a valuable brand.
Delving into the depths of SEC filings, Meyers unearthed a gem: Trump himself could be the dynamite to his own castle of cards, should his legal troubles catch up with him. It’s a cautionary tale of one man’s hubris versus the cold, hard facts of the market.
Meyers didn’t stop there, painting a vivid picture of the sad reality: dwindling users, financial losses, and a platform that’s essentially a knockoff Twitter for the MAGA crowd. In his inimitable style, Meyers called out the absurdity of the situation, where enthusiasm and blind loyalty fuel a frenzy reminiscent of a Black Friday sale.
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So, while Trump’s stock may be riding high on the waves of fervent support, Meyers reminds us that even the grandest castles built on ego and hot air eventually crumble. It’s comedy gold wrapped in financial wisdom—a must-watch for anyone who enjoys a good chuckle with their dose of reality.
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