“You Should Sue Them”: Trump Backs Legal Fight After MAGA Joke, Urges Erika Kirk to Go After Comedian

What was supposed to be a cheerful Easter lunch at the White House took a strange turn when Donald Trump started giving legal advice in the middle of the event. Spotting Erika Kirk in the crowd, he paused his speech and spoke directly to her in a very casual way.

Soon going off topic, Trump brought up a recent skit by comedian and influencer, Drew Desbordes, aka Druski, that made fun of conservative women. The President suggested that Kirk should take action and even sue the comedian for his jab at Charlie Kirk's widow.

After Druski’s viral comedy video garnered over 180 million views on X, where he dressed as Erika Kirk, wearing a blonde wig, white outfit, and heavy makeup, Donald Trump took things personally.

During the recent White House event, the President thus urged Kirk to take some action against the comedian. While celebrating “Happy Easter” lunch, as Trump noticed Kirk in the audience, he went off script.

“I think you should sue them... I told her, you ought to sue some of these…” Trump said. “They’re so jealous of Erika. I said, you ought to sue, I can say—you’re not allowed to say this—you have to be nicer. Sue their a** off.”

As Trump's statement was greeted by laughs and applause, the President soon reverted to his speech: “But I want to thank all of those who are helping us honor Holy Week here.” However, he made his stance clear.

As the video mocked Trump’s war with Iran, alongside taking a dig at conservative women like Kirk, the U.S. President felt a personal connection to the skit. He thus urged the Turning Point USA CEO to take some action.

As for the parody video, Drew Desbordes aka Druski, shared the clip with the caption, “How Conservative Women in America Act,” poking fun at the well-known conservative personality, Erika Kirk.

The video that pulled in tens of millions of views within just 12 hours, showed Druski in a white suit, blonde wig, and heavy makeup, walking out with sparklers in a dramatic style. He then appeared answering questions from fake reporters about the Iran war.

“We have to protect all men in America, especially the white men in America. Those are the ones we care about. Yes, because they are the ones who matter most," he said in the video. So far, his controversial take and exaggerated lines have sparked mixed reactions online.

However, Erika Kirk, despite being the main target of the video, has not yet responded or shared what she plans to do next. While Donald Trump has urged her to sue Druski, Kirk has yet to take action or respond to the video.