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Max Greenfield Tells a Story of How He Got To Be a Referee Even Though He Wasn’t Qualified (an Allegory to Rise of Trump)

November 27, 2016 Uncategorized allegory, late show, referee, satire, stephen colbert, story, trump

Max Greenfield and Stephen Colbert get very clever in this bit on last week’s Late Show that is inspired by Trump’s presidential election win and trying to understand how it happened on the level of children’s recreational sports leagues.

Watch it here.

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