Triumph the Insult Comic Dog Satirizes Trump Supporters at MSG Rally

The comedic puppet, known for its biting humor, took aim at attendees outside Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally.

Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, operated by Robert Smigel, appeared on The Daily Show dressed in MAGA gear to interact with Trump supporters.
The puppet humorously compared the rally's crowd to a New York Rangers game, noting the overwhelming presence of white attendees.
Triumph's satire included jabs at Trump's past associations and mock comparisons to Nazi rallies, highlighting the absurdity of such events.
Despite the biting humor, many Trump supporters took Triumph's jokes in stride, even participating in a satirical song about 'liberal tears.'
The rally, drawing 19,500 people, faced criticism for controversial comments made by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, which the Trump campaign distanced itself from.