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| View in browser December 19, 2020 Stop me if you've heard this one: What happens when you take jokes about politics and subtract President Donald Trump? Give up? It loses its orange a-peel. (Yikes, right?)
After four years of shows like "Saturday Night Live" having Trump as an easy punchline, is political comedy due for a slump? Some people may think so.
"But for those who truly want to 'make comedy great again,' Trump leaving office is a big step in the right direction," Dean Obeidallah argues in his latest essay. Will the end of the Trump era make satire funnier than reality again?
You can read the full analysis at the top of your Saturday MSNBC Daily.
UNDERSTANDING THE NEWS Top perspectives and analysis from our MSNBC columnists Talia Lavin This white-only church embodies the extreme politics Trump has emboldened White-only churches are making more space for white Americans who have lost faith in democracy and replaced it with Trump. Marc Ambinder Why we can't stop Russia from hacking our systems In a nutshell, there’s not much we can do to prevent attacks like these from happening, at least in the near-term. WATCH NOW The Last Word Mehdi Hasan: Trump’s obsessed with staying in power, but refuses to use it for anything good The Beat with Ari Melber Millions in donations to Trump's 'election defense' fund go right into his and his family's pockets Rachel Maddow Democrats rally support in Georgia Senate races as Republicans rack up court losses All In A huge achievement': FDA authorizes emergency use of Moderna's Covid vaccine LISTEN NOW Into America Black-owned small businesses have been closing at twice the rate of their white counterparts during the pandemic. But this collective of small businesses in Milwaukee, the Sherman Phoenix, is thriving. What can other communities learn from this business model? The Oath Do No Harm In a special bonus episode, NBC News Investigative Reporter Mike Hixenbaugh shares what he’s learned about the child welfare system – and what happens when that system goes too far. MORE ON MSNBC This Sunday, watch the "Global Citizen Prize," an international award ceremony hosted by EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Award) winner John Legend that recognizes global citizens making meaningful contributions to end extreme poverty. The star-studded night features performances by Legend, Alessia Cara, Carrie Underwood, Common, Gwen Stefani, JoJo, and Tori Kelly. Watch tomorrow at 10 p.m. Eastern, right here on MSNBC.
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