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Jon Stewart mocks Donald Trump’s signature as ‘looking nothing like his name’

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Jon Stewart, host of The Daily Show, mocked president Donald Trump’s infamous signature, joking “it looks nothing like his name”, in Monday (20 April) episode.

“Does that even say Donald Trump, the last name is longer than his first name?” “It doesn't look like, it, looks like it says Leonard Skynyrd,” he said.

He continued by asking for footage to be replayed, adding, “I swear to God he doesn’t write Trump,” and comparing it to a Wi-Fi password.

“That’s too many letters. I counted like 10 letters,” Stewart added.

The remarks have since circulated widely online, drawing laughs and debate among viewers.

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