Great monologue / trolling from The Daily Show with Trevor Noah :

G_d damn, Britain, another prime minister? Another prime minister? And this one only lasted 44 days. Boris Johnson had COVID parties that were longer than that.

You realize how hard it is to get tired of somebody this quickly? Usually, politicians get a period of time where you like them first, and then you hate them. But Britain hated Liz Truss basically from day one.

Imagine being on a first date-- on a first date with someone, and they're like, oh, I'm so sick of all your sh_t. Like, but we just met. It's like, I know, and I'm suffocating.

Actually, if this was a relationship, I feel like, at this point, Britain's friends would be sitting down with it like, listen, honey, you've been through four prime ministers in six years. They can't all be the problem, huh? I'm just saying, maybe it's time to turn the vote of no confidence on yourself. Yeah?

In fact, for the next prime minister, maybe the UK should take things a little slow. Yeah, this is chaos. For the next one, maybe-- maybe don't put a label on it. It's so much pressure, the prime minister. Maybe just have them be the person who lives at 10 Downing Street. In fact, don't even live there. Just sleep over here and there, you know? Yeah, then maybe leave a toothbrush behind, you know, and then they get a drawer for their clothes. And then, when you're sure that this is the prime minister for you, then you bring them to meet your friends at the G7. How about that? You know? Like, yeah, yeah, we're a thing now. We're a thing.

Oh, and by the way, remember, the reason Liz Truss lost her job is because she came into office making worse decisions than a company's social media manager during Black History Month-- terrible budget plans, firing finance ministers, going back on her own policies, sending the queen to meet Jesus.

...Right now Britain's parliament sounds more chaotic than a family reunion at Herschel Walker's house.

REPORTER: "Yesterday was a shambolic day for her. We heard early in the day that her interior minister, the Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, had resigned over an issue over improper use of her emails. And then later in the day, we heard that she had in fact been fired. And then there was a vote in the House of Commons, which descended into chaos. Some lawmakers allege that government officials were actually physically pushing them, intimidating them into making decisions that they wouldn't otherwise have made. One lawmaker even alleged that some MPs were crying in the toilets of the House of Commons. "
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