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Ronnie Chieng, the leading “Daily Show” by comparing the US citizen with the entry on the “evil empire” during the appearance The “reward scheme” Variety’s Variety Podcast on Friday.
Chieng who was Born in Malaysia And he moved to the United States as a child before returning to Malaysia at the age of seven, called his possible return to America in 2015 as “30 years in creation”.
He said he returned to the US to pursue his career in the stand-up comedy, and that it was a “amazing time” to become an American.
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Chieng told the leading podcas that he had applied for US citizenship, while former President Barack Obama held the post ten years ago. (Photo Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images)
“I am constantly refusing to go abroad,” Chieng said. “I have no interest in it because I came from there. I tried to come here … Therefore, it makes sense to get citizenship because when I leave the country, I know I can go back to the things I will be here.”
Chieng told Variety that the type of things that attracted him to America were “to return to the future” and “Seinfeld” rather than “war in Iraq.”
“It’s like you have joined Stand-up comedy In the star of death, ”he said.
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Chieng compared Trump’s second term to intensive care, saying there is a “car crash every day”. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Starting with a “daily show” in 2015, Chieng noted that “this Trump” is all that he is known, saying that he came to America since he came to America Donald Trump “The shadow comes or answered.”
“He (Trump) talked to — long ago. We used to talk to him —,” he explained. “He has long been throwing chaos in the mix. So, in this sense, it doesn’t look like anything new in terms of lighting.”
Chieng also compared Trump’s second term on the “daily show” with “Stay in intensive care”, describing the president’s coverage without stopping as a “stranger”.
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“You kind of numb, because it’s always a car crash every day. This is something new and that’s what you have to comment,” Chieng said. “It seems outwardly, but at the same time it was interstate for nine years. So it’s strangers? This feeling.”
