@matthew.datcher
Let's check back on this video in six months to see whether it's simply humorous or a prognostication.
@NjHourquebie
I came for comedy, not a documentary! Dammit, Steve! 😅
@holgerlubotzki3469
Satire isn't all that satirical when it's 100% believable.
@notoriouswhitemoth
The appropriate facial hair for Trump would be a toothbrush mustache.
@surlypiratewench1969
It’s funny because it’s TRUE😆 Thanks for making this Cold War kid laugh Sir. But fk it’s bad out here….
@IlliterateIdeologue
“This is Alaska” like he knows what that is
@fluffycritter
Nice touch with him referring to Ukraine as “The Ukraine,” and with those subtle little turns of phrase that aren’t quite native-sounding English.
@HugoLuman
It's incredible how deferential he is to very select people. It makes you wonder what he wants so badly from them, or what they have over him
@tiki_trash
Trump needs to register as an agent of a foreign country.
N/A
I can't be the only one who was expecting a more "Charlie Chaplin" style mustache.
@gagaplex
So many little and large details: First name only, "the president" only means Putin, "the" Ukraine, and of course the last line. Well done. 😂
@CreepingTerror
"All of this in yellow" 🤣
@carlwrede3850
“The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.” ― George Orwell, 1984
@rafale1981
When reality moves at the speed of satire, lethal farce is always an option
@pointyanointy1770
This is brilliant and would drive President Bonespurs nuts! Love it!
@AndrewD8Red
You made me feel sympathy and pity for the United States, Europe, Ukraine... and especially that poor, poor handler. The subtle shifts in facial expression and tone of voice right before "this is Alaska" was Oscar worthy acting.
@Jcewazhere
Given Steve's track record for his satire becoming reality I am rather worried. Anyone else expect a Shitler stash? Molotov was my favorite, mostly for the freedom cocktails. "This is Alaska" lol
@rowynnecrowley1689
Thank you for that throw away line about "real" names. I hate the notion that our parents giving us a name makes it "real", while any name we choose to go by is "fake". I changed my name 10 years ago, and it is my REAL name. The one my parents gave me? Wasn't. Sometimes (often) parents get it wrong. Your "real" name, is the one you identify by. Whether your parents gave it to you is irrelevant.
@JonasGreenFethr
‘The Ukraine’, subtle jab (chef’s kiss)
@Vipre-