Name: Trump Ditches Pence at 60 Minutes Interview | The Tonight Show
Uploaded: 2020-10-28T18:15:31.000Z
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[ Cheers and applause ] -Thank you so much.

Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome

President Trump did an interview with "60 Minutes,"

-President Trump abruptly ended a solo interview

and the President did not return to the room

for a joint interview with Vice President Mike Pence.

President Trump sat down with CBS News' Lesley Stahl

for 45 minutes before getting up and leaving

and telling CBS that he thought they had enough material.

"So, how long have you been so awesome for so long, dude?"

When Trump no-showed, Mike Pence was like, "I'll still talk."

Lesley Stahl was like, "Uh, I think we have enough footage."

If you're keeping score, Trump's attacked

"60 Minutes," doctors, and the Postal Service.

Seriously, if you're trying to win the senior vote,

That's like trying to win the youth vote by banning TikTok.

after the one about a guy who carves rodeo stars out of soap.

Well, after that, Trump held a campaign rally

-You have to watch what we do to "60 Minutes."

-Yeah. Yeah. He looked like he really got a kick out of it.

Here he is immediately after the interview.

But at that rally, Trump didn't seem too excited --

He didn't seem too excited to be in Erie, Pennsylvania.

-Before the plague came in, I had it made.

There's no way he would have come to see us, right?"

He's like, "I'm only here with you losers

we're all a bunch of losers except for me.

It's like showing up at someone's party and saying,

"I'm only here because things are bad at home."

"This whole place is a dumpster. Anyway, vote for me."

Well, guys, with less than two weeks left

candidates are making their closing arguments

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Trump Ditches Pence at 60 Minutes Interview | The Tonight Show

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