Burr, who is not a supporter of the former president, made these remarks during a candid conversation on ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Tuesday night.
Burr expressed his frustration with the way liberals have dealt with Trump, advising them to maintain neutrality due to Trump's narcissistic tendencies.
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He likened Trump to a "one-hit wonder," comparing him to the creator of the popular dance, "The Twist." According to Burr, the media's obsession with Trump has given him a second wind.
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Burr argued that by indicting Trump, liberals have inadvertently written him a sequel to his "one-hit wonder" status, thereby transforming him into a martyr. He warned Kimmel that Trump is poised for a comeback, which he believes will be a boon for comedy.
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The comedian expressed his disappointment over the prospect of the next presidential election being a contest between Trump and current President Joe Biden. He received applause when he expressed his desire for a younger candidate who would have to live with the consequences of their decisions.
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Burr made a controversial remark, hoping that both Trump and Biden would pass away from natural causes before the next election, thereby paving the way for a new candidate.
Kimmel jokingly suggested that Burr's comment might attract the attention of the Secret Service, but Burr clarified that he was hoping for a peaceful end for both potential candidates.
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Kimmel, like many other liberal late-night hosts, often targets Trump and Republicans in his monologues. Meanwhile, Biden's age has become a concern for the White House and Democratic insiders as he prepares for another term.
Biden, who turned 81 last month, is the oldest president in American history, while Trump, the current Republican frontrunner, is 77.
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Trump recently predicted on Fox News' Sean Hannity show that Biden would not be the Democratic nominee, citing concerns about his physical health.
Last month, Burr humorously addressed Trump supporters after his wife was seen showing the former president the middle finger at a UFC event they both attended.
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He praised his wife's straightforwardness and defended her right to express her feelings, pointing out that no one was arrested for her actions.
Burr also criticized Trump supporters for their double standards, accusing them of being overly sensitive when Trump is mocked, despite their frequent dismissal of others' feelings.
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While Burr's comedy does not primarily focus on politics, he is known for his unconventional views that do not fit neatly into the traditional right-vs-left framework.
In a recent bit, he expressed his support for pro-choice, while simultaneously likening abortion to prematurely removing cake batter from the oven and discarding it.
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Burr recently wrote and directed a Netflix comedy, "Old Dads," which explores modern political correctness and generational divides. His comments during the interview reflect his unique perspective on the current political landscape, highlighting the complexities and contradictions inherent in today's political discourse.
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