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A lot of incels with AOCDS are gonna rage about this
The episode of the long-running Fox comedy, titled “Trump Guy,” took no mercy in cramming in as many Trump-related jokes as possible, covering everything from Russian collusion and sexual assault accusations to the Steele Dossier.
The episode kicks off with the Griffin family packing up and leaving their home in Quahog so Peter can take on a new gig as White House Press Secretary.
Though Meg is none too pleased – who would enjoy being repeatedly mistaken for Chris Christie? – the rest of the family excitedly attends a party, complete with guests like Roger Stone and Russians (to whom Peter eagerly entrusts his email log-in and password).
Things take a turn, though, when Meg runs into Ivanka Trump in the kitchen, who quickly recruits her to help model her lifestyle line.
“When I’m done with you, you’ll be pretty enough to marry an Orthodox Jewish son of a felon who’s too stupid to get into Harvard the normal way,” she says.
Thanks to their budding friendship, Meg is introduced to Ivanka’s father, who is “kind of like (her) boyfriend.”
But Meg’s excitement at meeting the president is soured when he assaults her, defending his actions by claiming that “every president since Washington has done this.”
A lot of incels with AOCDS are gonna rage about this
The episode of the long-running Fox comedy, titled “Trump Guy,” took no mercy in cramming in as many Trump-related jokes as possible, covering everything from Russian collusion and sexual assault accusations to the Steele Dossier.
The episode kicks off with the Griffin family packing up and leaving their home in Quahog so Peter can take on a new gig as White House Press Secretary.
Though Meg is none too pleased – who would enjoy being repeatedly mistaken for Chris Christie? – the rest of the family excitedly attends a party, complete with guests like Roger Stone and Russians (to whom Peter eagerly entrusts his email log-in and password).
Things take a turn, though, when Meg runs into Ivanka Trump in the kitchen, who quickly recruits her to help model her lifestyle line.
“When I’m done with you, you’ll be pretty enough to marry an Orthodox Jewish son of a felon who’s too stupid to get into Harvard the normal way,” she says.
Thanks to their budding friendship, Meg is introduced to Ivanka’s father, who is “kind of like (her) boyfriend.”
But Meg’s excitement at meeting the president is soured when he assaults her, defending his actions by claiming that “every president since Washington has done this.”
