Paul Walter Hauser Pushes Back on Trump’s Childish Feud with Colbert!

In a recent showdown involving Donald Trump and Stephen Colbert, Paul Walter Hauser didn’t hold back. Hauser, the charismatic actor known for his roles in hits like “I, Tonya,” called out Trump for his petty spats with late-night talk show hosts while discussing the fallout of Colbert’s show cancellation. Comparing the former president’s antics to a five-year-old trying to navigate college, Hauser makes a strong case for focusing on real responsibilities rather than meaningless feuds.

Hauser also raised eyebrows by pointing out the job losses that are likely to follow Colbert’s show being axed come May 2026. With a heavy heart, he highlighted that a lot of people will struggle due to this change, but he didn’t shy away from looking for silver linings during tough times. It seems Hauser’s optimism shines even in the most absurd circumstances—can he pull a superhero move in this messy situation?

In an even lighter twist, he shifted gears to promote his upcoming film, “The Fantastic Four: First Steps,” claiming it’s a must-see for families. It’s all about those wholesome movie nights, and let’s face it, with all the chaos out there, who wouldn’t want a little distraction with some fun superheroes? What’s your take—should Trump grow up and focus on life or keep throwing shade at talk show hosts like a pro?

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