The Daily Show host Trevor Noah has dropped the hammer on Joe Biden after reports emerged that leaders of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) refused to take the Democrat president’s calls.
Noah remarked that, even if the reports weren’t true, “This would have never happened to Donald Trump. Never.”
The left-wing host said it would never happen to Trump because the 45th president kept international leaders “on their toes.”
“Apparently, Saudi Arabia won’t even pick up the phone for the president of the United States,” Noah said.
Noah was reacting to a Wall Street Journal report noting that Biden has tried — and failed — to get ahold of the leaders of Saudi Arabia and the UAE while he looks to import oil from foreign nations.
“That must have been really embarrassing for Biden,” the talk show host added.
“Can you imagine? He phones them, and they don’t pick up.”
“Now, according to the White House, according to the White House, this story is totally untrue,” Noah continued.
“They deny it. Which I would, too.
“But either way, man, there is no denying that Saudi Arabia isn’t playing ball with Joe Biden.”
“And you know what, you can say what you want, but this would have never happened to Donald Trump. Never,” he added.
“No one was ever ignoring Donald Trump’s calls,” because “if you ignored Donald Trump’s calls, you didn’t know how he would respond,” Noah explained.
“Maybe he’d send an angry tweet, or maybe he’d just, like, ban your country from everything.
“You don’t know,” he said.
“That’s why I bet in these situations, Biden actually wishes that he could hire Trump to step in as President Wild Card. You know?
“Just keep everyone on their toes.
“Because if Trump was calling, you best believe the UAE, they’ll be racing to pick up the phone.”
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Biden’s approval rating has now plummeted to 39 percent as the national average gas price hit a record high for the fourth straight day, a Rasmussen poll revealed on Thursday.
On Tuesday, Biden shrugged at the high gas prices, just hours after promising Americans he would do whatever it took to lower them.
“Can’t do much right now,” the president told reporters when asked about the spike in gas prices.
“Russia is responsible.”
