Donald Trump's long-awaited presidential announcement on Tuesday was a godsend for late-night pundits, who have already begun to sharpen their impressions of The Donald. But just because Stephen Colbert is in between late-night gigs doesn't mean he's going to wait to pile on America's favorite alleged billionaire with a comb-over.
"Oh yeah, I'm really rich. Really! And I'm not ashamed of it," Colbert brags in his best Trumpian accent. The best part, though, is that that line isn't even that far off from what Trump actually said about his wealth. Colbert spends the six-minute clip perfectly parodying Trump's announcement, at one point even literally frothing at the mouth:
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