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Trump Gets Trolled In Witty Ad Inspired By NatGeo’s Animal Documentaries

By Izza Sofia, 04 Aug 2020

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Sir David Attenborough, best known for writing and presenting, has loaned his voice for this hilarious anti-Trump video.

The “world’s most famous naturalist” isn’t quite a huge fan of the Trump presidency, and has narrated an ad inspired by National Geographic’s animal documentaries.

Titled Nationalist Geographic, the clip shows Attenborough calling out Trump for being an “overweight, corrupt misogynist.” Trump is identified as “Impotus Americanus” who is “notable for its exotic plumage” and is “typically a ruddy orange color not found in nature.”

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The hilarious ad also mentions Trump’s alleged sexual assault history, as well as his notorious fast-food diet.

The video, set in a similar style to documentaries made by National Geographic, is the work of The Lincoln Party, who is famous for its spoof ads.





[via B&T, opening image via Michael Candelori / Shutterstock.com]
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