Trevor Noah on Stephen Miller's hair: "A little migration going on" | Culture

The guests of the night spoke about Stephen Miller's new hairstyle and Trump's choice to replace outgoing White House leader John Kelly.

Trevor Noah

In the Daily Show, Trevor Noah pointed out that even though "everything that Trump did was investigated over the weekend: he hired the budget manager , Mick Mulvaney, to replace John Kelly as Director of the White House.

Trump reportedly offered this job to Mulvaney at a previously scheduled budget meeting.

"It's amazing," Noah said. "Mick Mulvaney, Harry Potter, budget and mid-life crisis director, goes to the Oval Office for a budget meeting, and then Trump just trapped him with another offer of money." job. "

Reports seemed so frustrating for Trump. The blocked replacement search, Noah, went on to say that "he had just decided to hire the next one to cross the door."

He added, "I'm just saying that we should be grateful that Mick Mulvaney got the job and not the White House Roomba. "

With the departure of Kelly and Secretary of the Interior, Ryan Zinke, last weekend, the White House became, according to Noah," like the club after midnight – for every guy who arrives, somebody else has to leave. "

One of the few remaining pillars? Senior advisor Stephen Miller, who appeared Monday in Face the Nation magazine with remarkably full-haired hair. [19659008] "A little bit of migration is going on," Noah joked about the black hair that was coming on Miller's head

"I do not think we should go after Miller. I think we should pick on his barber, Sherwin Williams, "said Noah about drawing a black box from the famous paint company.

Stephen Colbert

Stephen Colbert also took snapshots during Miller's new update on the Show end, but first agree with him on one point. When Miller, one of the architects of Trump's family separation policy, declared that "one of the great tragedies of this country … [are] leftist activist judicial decisions inciting the most populous vulnerable to come to settle in our country, "responded Colbert. 19659009] "That's right, he's right, there's a left-wing activist who spends all day encouraging the most vulnerable in New York Harbor. I do not know if she is a judge but she has a dress and a mallet, "said Colbert in front of an image of the Statue of Liberty.

Whatever it may be, Colbert continued:" We have Not really hear a word [Miller is] saying over the sound of you looking at his sprayed hair. He looks like Eddie Munster and the Earl of Sesame Street who had a baby, and then he became bald. Saturday Night Live's mockery of him was "illegal".

"Will they judge their jokes or does he think Saturday Night Live is a new one?" Asked Colbert. "What do Donald Trump's Yelp reviews look like?" He wondered before imitating the president's voice: "The service was slow and the minestrone was too salty.A murder?"

Seth Meyers

At night, Seth Meyers noticed that the Miller's new hairstyle was particularly noteworthy considering that he had been quiet recently, "although he sometimes hides in the background of pictures like the White House concierge." for 30 years ".

The new look, joked Meyers, raised an important question: "Does Stephen Miller have his hair neat when he talks about the wall?"

"Look at this thing! It would have been more likely had he just replaced it with Charlie Brown, "said Meyers, evoking the brand's penciled hair swirl.

Meyers then explained how Miller's appearance in Face the nation highlighted a continuing trend in Washington: "Even Trump's closest friends and advisers are moving away from him as much as possible.

"He only has people left to defend him, Rudy Giuliani and Stephen Miller," he said. "And it's because people are starting to understand a fundamental truth about their work for Donald Trump: you can keep your work or your dignity," but to quote Miller: "You can not have both."