Happy Halloween and Wiggy, if you're not able to watch a show on Twitter,

on YouTube, Wiggy is dressed as the president of the United States.

And for some, the derangement is real.

I will just remind you, it's a costume.

It is Halloween.

It is oftentimes when somebody does something like this, it is a parody. I hate to break it to you, but don't lose your mind over it. It's one morning and it'll be over soon. Yes, Curtis? So just for those people, I have a question. Yes. When Michael Myers shows up at your door, who bears a striking resemblance to the president in the studio.

Do you get offended that a murderer is there?

People get offended by everything.

So my question is, if somebody's an axe murderer, that's their costume.

Do you then, allowing them to get candy, is that a tacit endorsement of axe murderers?

Or is it just somebody dressed in a costume?

It really, like, I don't want to be overly dramatic, but it really makes me sad because it's such a commentary on the awful place that we find ourselves in in this country where the guy is dressed in a costume

having a lot of fun this morning and you got 508 text through who says wiggie is such a fraud

year after year he criticizes everybody's costume as being lame with no effort and then today

all he does is wear a mask of the president

and everybody is celebrating

like yes no I he's actually wearing a full suit

he's got the full suit he's got the year bandage on I mean

I am a survivor

technically Michael Myers was never

convicted so we can't call him a murderer

pardoned not in our right in America to pass judgment. What about Freddie Kruger? Would you give him a pardon? Freddie is another one. I think Michael Myers was convicted. He was in jail. No, no, no. He was in a sane asylum. Oh. Yes, never convicted, though. Okay. But, you know, we are in a country that I as a president president, like to say, because they try to do it with me, you are innocent until proven guilty.

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