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Jon Stewart Says Trump’s Ego Overshadowed Spain’s World Cup Victory

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Jon Stewart, host of The Daily Show, criticized former President Donald Trump for what he said was tainting Spain’s Women’s World Cup victory with his “overinflated ego.” Stewart also expressed doubts about the competence of the Trump administration, claiming it has not been “as competent as we’ve been led to believe.” The remarks came during a segment on his show following Spain’s win over England in the final. Stewart did not specify which actions or comments from Trump he was referring to, but he argued that Trump’s behavior detracted from the athletes’ achievements. The comedian has been a frequent critic of Trump in the past. The victory marked Spain’s first Women’s World Cup title, a historic moment for the team. Stewart’s comments add to ongoing debates about Trump’s influence and public remarks. He urged viewers to focus on the players rather than political distractions.

Sources: Rolling Stone
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