Michael Spicer’s tormented aide was in the room next door to Donald Trump’s campaign fraud denials

Oonagh Keating. Updated October 22nd, 2019

Time and again, Michael Spicer‘s inspired comedy character – the stressed-out aide struggling to get his employers to follow his instructions – has yelled increasingly inventive insults at the idiots failing to stick to the plan, and Donald Trump has often been that idiot. In the latest episode, the aide frantically barks instructions at Trump to guide his address to reporters asking about his connections to campaign fraud – but the unravelling aide has a horrible moment of realisation.

Watch and wonder.

the room next door – President Trump and Campaign Fraud pic.twitter.com/yzvrgsAxDS

— Michael Spicer (@MrMichaelSpicer) October 21, 2019

Maybe Donald Trump is the one who’s been playing three-dimensional chess all this time. We loved the new addition to the “Room Next Door” catalogue, and so did these people.

this is great https://t.co/rFGAyu1fnA

— charlie higson (@monstroso) October 21, 2019

I live for these videos now. https://t.co/Qr04PbXYxO

— Dan Rebellato (@DanRebellato) October 21, 2019

this is tremendous https://t.co/s0qKvGPJ3z

— Max Rushden (@maxrushden) October 21, 2019

Warren Christmas had a message for the TV executives.

For f*ck's f*cking sake. Give this f*cking genius of a f*cking man a f*cking TV show!!!!!!!!!!!!111 https://t.co/6C03pGu6X6

— Warren Chrismas (@warrenchrismas) October 21, 2019

Now, that’s the will of the people.

Source: Michael Spicer Image: Twitter screengrabs