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Ex-Daily Show host Jon Stewart mocks Trump as ‘poor little billionaire president’ on Howard Stern

LIBERAL ex-Daily Show host Jon Stewart mocked Donald Trump as a "poor little billionaire president" in a lengthy rant on Howard Stern's show on Wednesday.

The comedian, who has frequently attacked Trump and other Republicans, took aim at the president again during an interview with Stern -- who has also bashed Trump in recent months.

 Ex-Daily Show host Jon Stewart dubbed Trump a 'poor little billionaire president'
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Ex-Daily Show host Jon Stewart dubbed Trump a 'poor little billionaire president'Credit: AP:Associated Press
 'He is the ultimate victim, right?' Stewart said of Trump
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'He is the ultimate victim, right?' Stewart said of TrumpCredit: AFP or licensors
 Stewart's comments came on The Howard Stern Show on Wednesday
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Stewart's comments came on The Howard Stern Show on WednesdayCredit: AP:Associated Press

The famously liberal satirist was talking about people in show business and how they handle criticism – and how people can become bitter.

He then mentioned President Trump, and how he's "the ultimate victim."

"Let's take Trump as an example. He is the ultimate victim, right?" Stewart said.

"It's... everything is against him. Poor little billionaire president. Billionaire president. You're the billionaire president," Stewart said.

He questioned: "What are you so f***ing mad about? That people are so mean to you?"

Stewart's rant continued by taking aim at people try to label the president a "counter-puncher," but said that "a counter-puncher is a strategic carry of an attack to try and get a precise shot and to defend yourself."

"He doesn't know the difference between an attack, a personal attack, a criticism, a constructive criticism, or just praise that's not worshipful enough to satisfy that empty chasm of his soul," Stewart said of Trump.

 Stewart spoke about people in showbusiness, those with money and handling criticism – and how people can become bitter
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Stewart spoke about people in showbusiness, those with money and handling criticism – and how people can become bitterCredit: AP:Associated Press
 'Suck it up, suck it up champ,' Stewart said, referencing Trump
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'Suck it up, suck it up champ,' Stewart said, referencing TrumpCredit: Getty - Contributor
 Stewart spoke with Howard Stern about the criticism people in showbusiness face
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Stewart spoke with Howard Stern about the criticism people in showbusiness faceCredit: Getty Images - Getty
 Stewart said for Trump and others like him, 'it's not about criticism.'
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Stewart said for Trump and others like him, 'it's not about criticism.'Credit: Getty - Contributor

Stewart then said "what you begin to realize is, there is no 'enough.'"

He said for Trump and others with similar status, "it's not about a criticism."

"It's the deep abscess that once your name is giant on buildings, and you're the president and you s**t on a gold toilet, like at a certain point, you can't go like 'Why is everybody so mean to me?'" Stewart said.

"Suck it up, suck it up champ," he said, addressing Trump.

 Stewart also mentioned an alleged affair between Trump and Stormy Daniels
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Stewart also mentioned an alleged affair between Trump and Stormy DanielsCredit: AP:Associated Press
 Jon Stewart testifies during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on reauthorization of the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund on June 11, 2019
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Jon Stewart testifies during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on reauthorization of the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund on June 11, 2019Credit: Getty Images - Getty

Stewart continued, referencing Trump's alleged affair with Stormy Daniels as an example of how he's lived a life of "no accountability."

Daniels has alleged she was paid off with $130,000 from Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, who was reimbursed.

She claimed she was forced to sign a non-disclosure agreement for the incident, which is alleged to have happened while Trump was married to now First Lady, Melania Trump.

Trump has denied the claims.

"So, what would you learn from that?” Stewart asked.

“'I’m invincible. I cannot be held accountable for anything.'"

"His life is a series of doing these f***ing crazy things, and never being held to account.

"There's never a consequence," Stewart added.

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