Late-Night Hosts Mock Trump's 'I WANT TO BE LOVED' Post

Comedians interpret Trump's social media outburst as a plea for affection, sparking discussions on his public persona.

Late-night hosts Seth Meyers, Stephen Colbert, and Jordan Klepper mock Donald Trump's 'I WANT TO BE LOVED' post on Truth Social.
Trump's post came after the defeat of Republican candidate Mazi Melesa Pilip in a special election to replace George Santos.
Comedians suggest Trump's comment reflects a deeper need for affection and validation.
The posts were made on the eve of Valentine's Day, adding to the comedic interpretation of Trump's message.
The incident has sparked discussions on the nature of Trump's public statements and their underlying motivations.