Letterman would like to give Trump ‘a scolding’
David Letterman
New York - Arab Today
David Letterman said he would have handled President Donald Trump a bit differently than “Tonight Show” host Jimmy Fallon.
In a wide-ranging interview with Vulture, the retired late-night television icon discussed the playful moment when Fallon tousled Trump’s hair during an appearance on his show during the presidential campaign.
Letterman said Fallon got a “fantastic viral clip” out of the moment, but he “would have gone to work on Trump.” He says: “I think I would be in the position to give him a bit of a scolding and he would have to sit there and take it.”
Letterman said he does not watch late-night television anymore and has not seen successor Stephen Colbert’s show.
Letterman retired in 2015 after 33 years as a late-night host.
Source: Arab News
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