John Oliver has made it clear where he stands in the middle of the controversy over Bad rabbit be exploited for next year Super Bowl Half -time show. As he drove down the latest headlines during Sunday night’s episode of “Last Week Tonight”, Oliver said: “NFL” controversial “gave the Super Bowl Halftime Show to one of the hottest, most commercially successful people alive.”
The announcement last week that the Puerto Rica rapper would take the stage on football’s biggest night has caused widespread furrows from the right, with President Donald Trump’s former campaign manager and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem Warning that the ice will be present in Super Bowl. In an interview at Benny Johnson’s podcast, Noem said that IS would be “over that place” with all intentions to “execute the law.”
Bad Bunny has been pronounced with her thoughts on the Trump administration and its latest ice attacks all over the country and confirmed that he decided not to add the United States to his 2025-26 tour date because of his Concern that the ice “could be outside (my concert).” He also addressed the Super Bowl counter -reaction during his “Saturday Night Live” worthy of gig During the weekend and mocked their haters after thanking their true fans in Spanish: “If you didn’t understand what I was saying, you have four months to learn.”
On “Last Week Tonight”, after showing a montage of conservative Pundits that sounds on NFL’s decision to get Bad Bunny to perform – with a transmitter even claims he is not an American artist despite Puerto Rico being an American territory – transitions Olives to a segment on the continuing ice attacks
“Once again this week we saw nausea pictures of ice attacks around the country with perhaps the worst thing that happens in Chicago, where federal agents handcuffs a municipal council, threw a tear panel on a lively street near a school and attacked an entire apartment building and turned apartments up and down,” said Oliver.
“But as grim as all of this has been,” he continued, “the one mica of hope been the strength of the pushback from local communities around the country. There have been widespread protests against Ice – and some. Costume Outside An Ice Detection Center in Portland to a Protest Outside Chicago Holding Up This Excellent Sign Which Read, ‘I Fucked Two of You On Grindr … (Pretty Sure).’
Oliver concluded that Trump’s government and IS cannot “cover the ugliness of what they are doing right now, and it deserves to be pushed back and exposed to every available opportunity.”
He added, “Because if we don’t, like two isagents somewhere outside Chicago, I’m pretty sure we’re fucked.”
