As if Tuesday night’s debate between President Trump and Democratic candidate Joe Biden wasn’t contentious enough, English shock-jock comedian Sacha Baron Cohen added fuel to an already fiery mix while promoting his new film, a sequel, in who can be seen again Borat Sagdiyev, a fictional journalist from Kazakhstan.
According to Tyler McCarthy of FoxNews.com “The fancy stunt comedian is making progress“With his” sequel to the 2006 comedy, taking advantage of the attention that the first 2020 presidential debate attracted. “..com noted that the sequel will be released on Amazon Prime Video in late October ahead of the presidential election.
In his typically outrageous manner, Cohen opened a fake Twitter account for the “Republic of Kazakhstan” on September 27th.
Then, on the night of the first debate, the report posted a video mocking Trump as the “preferred candidate” in this country:
Congratulations to the great friend of the Kazakh people @realDonaldTrump who won the debate today! Impressive and amazing result for a strong premiere, where America and Kazakhstan always came first! pic.twitter.com/qLljQ8b5UU
– Republic of Kazakhstan @ (@KazakhstanGovt) September 30, 2020
As you’d expect, the video begins with a voice speaking over clips of President Trump on the campaign trail, describing him as “the strongest prime minister in history.” About footage of Kanye West in the White House and kneeling soccer players, he jokes: “He’s not racist! Blacks love him so much that they kneel in front of him.” He jokes that Trump went to war when he was 15 to make fun of his lack of military service. He mocked the coronavirus response by saying Trump was responsible for “350 million Americans still alive.” It ends with “Vote for Prime Trump or you will be dejected!”
Fox News Channel correspondent Jessica Napoli also reported that the Borat film’s sequel “was done very clandestinely when Cohen put a team together to shoot once COVID-19 restrictions were eased.”
Meanwhile, the video about Trump was the first fancy tweet from the Republic of Kazakhstan Twitter account, which previously posted boring updates on executive meetings and political talks.
“Our housing minister will be putting together a committee to move forward Suggestions for a new house building program to start in the new year, ”read a tweet.
After the video mocking Trump was released, the report began to lean more towards comedy, joking that people couldn’t see the full debate because “the wifi it stole from neighboring Uzbekistan , no longer worked ”.
McCarthy also noted that the summer comic attempted to lure Rudy Giuliani into an interview that ended up being resulted in the former New York mayor calling the police on him.
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