Stephen Colbert Highlights Trump Awkward Moments, Parade Low Turnout

Stephen Colbert has repeatedly mocked President Donald Trump over several recent public incidents, highlighting awkward moments and low turnout at his events. Colbert ridiculed Trump's $45 million military parade held to mark the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary and Trump's birthday, noting the sparse attendance despite White House claims of 250,000 attendees, and also pointed out an uncomfortable interaction between Trump and First Lady Melania during the event. Additionally, Colbert criticized Trump's attempt to showcase a trade deal during the G7 summit in Canada, where Trump dropped many pages of the document, humorously blaming the wind in an apparently unconvincing way. On another occasion, Colbert joked about Trump installing new flagpoles at the White House but avoiding saying the word "erection," turning it into a comedic moment. These instances were all featured on Colbert's "Late Show," where he uses satire to comment on Trump's public demeanor and political activities.