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Posted: 2019-11-11T10:09:32Z | Updated: 2019-11-12T00:04:54Z Monty Python Icon John Cleese Has Brutal Assessment Of Trumps Fox News Fans | HuffPost

Monty Python Icon John Cleese Has Brutal Assessment Of Trumps Fox News Fans

I dont know what you say to people like that.
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Comedy legend John Cleese said there may be no point in trying to argue with Fox News viewers who support President Donald Trump

″[T]he people who support him are basically so ignorant because they only ever get news from Fox News,” the Monty Python alum told The Daily Beast . “I don’t know what you say to people like that.”

He added:

To me, it’s like people who go and watch professional wrestling and don’t realize that it’s fixed. If they can’t see it when it’s right under their nose, I have no idea how they’re going to realize how wrong they are.

Cleese also called Trump “an extraordinary caricature of an asshole.” 

“Every time he makes a decision, no matter how impulsive it is, it’s the one that makes him feel best about himself for the next 20 minutes,” he said. 

Fellow Python alum Eric Idle delivered a similarly blunt assessment of the president. 

“He’s stark raving mad. Absolutely mental,” Idle told The Daily Beast. “He’s a criminal and a con artist and a mob boss.”  

Both Cleese and Idle are active on Twitter and often have choice words for Trump. This weekend, Cleese mockingly claimed to have become a Republican, but with a twist: 

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