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Co -organizer “Daily Show” Jordan Klepper said on Thursday that he was a little surprised by the lack of “cruelty” he experienced when meeting with Young, male Trump voters.
As part of his upcoming comedy Central Documentary Film “Maga: The Next Generation”, Klepper met with several men in colleges to understand the demographic group that was wild in favor of President Donald Trump in the 2024 elections.
“I had such a cynical perspective of Mladost as he gets into this thing,” Klepper said Diversity. “I expected to face a crowd of D —- the 22-year-old who wanted to go through the trans people in sports and throw out all immigrants. But the cruelty was not there.”
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The co -organizer “Daily Show” Jordan Klepper spoke with Variety of his upcoming documentary about Trump’s fans. (Screenshot/Dailyshow)
Despite describing the “cubes” of experiences during Trump’s first term, Klepper said that most of the people he met were “quite kind” and are more interested in excitement and celebrities around Trump than politics themselves.
“Maga suddenly framed Punsit in the manager as a punk rock, as a counterculture,” Klepper said, adding, “[T]The algorithms on these web sites of social media leaks aggressive and hyperbolic, and that forms a conversation. “
Based on his interactions, Klepper felt more confident that the “Maga Maga” could be politically dissolved after he no longer “attention and glory” behind him.
In the meantime, the “Daily Show” could face his own challenges in the near future because his home company, Paramount, remains locked UA a lawsuit for a billion dollar with Trump After the latter accused the news of the CBS in an interview with “60 minutes”.
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Klepper said that young members of the Maga Movement seemed more interested in celebrities, not politics. (Photo Gilbert Flores/Variety via Getty Images | Photo by Beata Zawrzel/Nurphoto via Getty Images)
The lawsuit has already resulted in a longtime “60 minutes” manufacturer Bill Owens Responsibility in April.
Although Klepper insisted that his show has not pressed Paramount so far to make any changes, he remained uncertain whether things would remain that way.
“The future is always a big questionnaire, industrial, administrative. Who knows if free speech will be legal in six months?” Said Klepper. “I can’t control any of this, so I’ll enjoy what we currently have.”
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