Days after Jon Stewart returned to "The Daily Show" for the first time since he passed the torch to Trevor Noah, he reunited with his friend Stephen Colbert on "The Late Show." Stewart interrupted Colbert's monologue Thursday night to discuss his ongoing mission to get the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act, which provides health care benefits to 9/11 first responders, renewed. Stewart decided there was only one way to get his message across, and that was to impersonate Donald Trump.
"Everybody wants that," Colbert said of the Zadroga Act.
"Everybody human," Stewart responded.
Stewart then tried to explain to the audience why Congress needed to pass the Zadroga Act before Colbert interrupted him and said his plea was "boring." Colbert then told Stewart that no one, including the media, would listen to him unless he was Donald Trump. Thankfully, the staff at "The Late Show" had a Trump wig and a bag of Cheetos standing by so Stewart could transform into the GOP presidential candidate in order to get his message across.
"These 9/11 first responders are the most top notch, first class, diamond-encrusted heroes America can produce, and don't let Congress play politics with this necessary bill," Stewart as Trump shouted into the camera. "If I'm elected - and I will be elected - I will build a wall around politics and I will make politics pay for it. Tweet at your congressmen with the hashtag #WorstResponders. Tell them Donald said, 'Pull up your big boy pants and make America great again.' Pass the Zadroga Act or I will glue Congress together, dip them in gold and wear them around my freakin' neck."
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