Trevor Noah thinks Kim Kardashian would be a better president than Donald Trump

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The Daily Show With Trevor Noah took on Kim Kardashian‘s recent trip to the White House. 
Trevor Noah on The Daily Show
Kardashian visited with President Trump to discuss prison reform as well as the pardoning of a 62-year-old drug offender, Alice Marie Johnson.

Noah pointed out that the meeting made sense and said they have a lot in common: Both are reality stars loved by Kanye and big on social media, “and they believe in employing everyone in their family no matter how useless they are.”

Noah also hoped that Kardashian had a chance to talk to Trump about other important political issues. Noah said, “She could probably teach Donald Trump about diplomacy.”
Noah impersonated Kardashian while theorizing on what advice she could give. He said, “She could be like, ‘You should, like, treat China the same way we treat Blac Chyna, because she’s an outsider, no one trusts her, but we’ve learned to co-exist.”
Source: Yahoo

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