Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane made his feelings about presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump more than clear last week when he sent out his animated series to be considered by Emmy voters. Since its a day that ends in Y, Trump is full blast in the news once again for something absurd/unsavory/insane and MacFarlane commented on it in a most hilarious way.
Seems Trump used to pose as a phony PR man named either John Miller or John Barron back in the early ’90s so as to fawn over himself to the press or to spread false rumors about how great he believes he is. He denies it now, naturally, even though he’s admitted to it in the past, probably because there is no such thing as true or false or right or wrong or up or down in that frizzy-haired orange head of his. Anyway, MacFarlane decided to join the joke-making party on Twitter Friday, and he brought down the house with it.
https://twitter.com/SethMacFarlane/status/731326387630395392?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Makes sense. Although assuming Trump could actually do Stewie’s accent might be giving him too much credit. Nevertheless, seeing as how The Washington Post put out a recording of Trump pretending to be these phony publicists, you can listen and judge for yourself. MacFarlane clearly did.
(via The Hollywood Reporter)