7.2/10. Talking about Trump's propensity to lie is nothing new (something Oliver acknowledges), but approaching it in a systematic way, and particularly looking at where Trump gets his information from, is a solid tack to take. I'll admit, this one didn't really blow me away just because it covers territory that many shows, including this one, have covered before, but as usual, LWT tackles these things in interesting ways that makes them engaging if not exactly novel. And hey, the "And Now" segment on Trump's inability to do a handshake (replete with amusing sound effects) was great.
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7.2/10. Talking about Trump's propensity to lie is nothing new (something Oliver acknowledges), but approaching it in a systematic way, and particularly looking at where Trump gets his information from, is a solid tack to take. I'll admit, this one didn't really blow me away just because it covers territory that many shows, including this one, have covered before, but as usual, LWT tackles these things in interesting ways that makes them engaging if not exactly novel. And hey, the "And Now" segment on Trump's inability to do a handshake (replete with amusing sound effects) was great.