The late-night talk show hosts had a picnic on Wednesday joking about Ivanka Trump’s photo of herself holding a can of Goya beans.
The first daughter tweeted the photo Tuesday night with the caption: “If it’s Goya, it has to be good. If it’s Goya, it has to be good“, Feeding the commentary of Seth Meyers, Jimmy Fallon, Trevor Noah and Stephen Colbert.
The brand received criticism and called for a ban after Chief Executive Robert Unanue publicly praised President Trump at a White House event last week.
Meyers came in with comments about Ivanka’s status as the first daughter, applauding her on “Late Night” for her hard work.
“Jared was originally going to do it, but it was too heavy,” Meyers said. “Look at that. That’s the closest it has been to working. You just know she’s in pain today. This sounds like a confusing advertisement you’d see on the side of a bus.
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Fallon included the context of President Rose Garden’s press conference to lead Ivanka’s tweet on “The Tonight Show.”
“Unfortunately, after Ivanka tweeted in Spanish, Trump immediately deported her,” Fallon said. “I’m not sure if Ivanka is trying to promote Goya or if she’s auditioning to be a model on ‘The Price is Right.'”
Noah commented on the first daughter’s use of social media and at the same time feigned shock over the ethical issues surrounding the Trump presidency.
“Ivanka came out in defense of her dad, influencer style,” said Noah.
Ethical concerns were raised in response to Ivanka potentially using her status to promote Goya. The president’s supporting post on Instagram also received scrutiny, as the law prohibits White House employees from endorsing any product, service, or company.
“That news is shocking,” said Noah. “Are there still ethics laws? I assumed that after Trump became president, the Ethics Violations Office became a storage locker for his old KFC buckets. “
And as for Colbert, he put together a montage of Ivanka’s public appearances. With fake farting noises inserted around their movements.
