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Seth Meyers offers theory on Trump’s obsession with male candidates’ bodies

Meyers said Trump’s body comments show desperation as the president campaigns for Republicans and keeps praising candidates’ physiques at rallies.

  • Late Night host Seth Meyers mocked President Donald Trump's recent rally remarks about men's physiques on Thursday, presenting a montage of Trump complimenting Republican candidates' bodies.
  • In recent weeks, Trump has frequently deviated from prepared remarks to comment on candidates' physiques, describing GOP Senator Jon Husted's butt as a "pile of muscle" at a North Carolina rally.
  • Meyers showcased Trump's shout-outs to "big, strong, handsome Oklahoma studs" at rallies, then joked the president "sounds like a blindfolded bachelorette at a strip club" seeking "grade-A Oklahoma beef."
  • Trump's fixation suggests he prioritizes "surface over substance" rather than addressing political issues, the Late Night host argued; such comments are "wildly unpopular with almost every voting bloc."
  • Trump campaigns to help the Republican Party ahead of midterm elections as Meyers questions the strategy, directly asking the president, "Why are you so weird?" analyzing his focus on candidates' bodies.
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Seth Meyers offers theory on Trump’s obsession with male candidates’ bodies

Late-night host said the president’s ‘bizarre fixation with men’s physiques’ was ‘a sign of how bad things are going’

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