Stephen Colbert offers Donald Trump Jr. a book title idea

Stephen Colbert’s suggestion for the title of Donald Trump Jr.’s book has a familiar ring to it.

It is not often that Stephen Colbert is willing to offer help or advice to Team Trump. But with news that Donald Trump Jr. signed a book deal, the Late Show host was feeling generous and suggested a potential title.

Donald Trump Jr. has been a popular target for jokes among late night hosts. Jimmy Kimmel especially has it out for Trump, Jr. (or DJTJ). Colbert has never hesitated to mock President Donald Trump’s family members either when they become involved in politics and policy.

So with Trump Jr. planning a book that covers politics, current events, and the “Make America Great Again” movement, he set himself up for ridicule from Colbert. What good is a book without a strong title? Colbert suggested that Trump Jr. once again look to his father for inspiration.

Colbert does take a slight detour before arriving at what will surely be a literary masterpiece. He covers President Trump’s plan for a Fourth of July celebration and an official start to his reelection campaign. Both events will put the president front and center on days reserved for recognizing something else but that didn’t seem to deter the president.

Late night fans should also look forward to President Trump’s visit to Japan. Anytime he travels abroad, comedians have a good time with the footage. The possibility of Trump watching a sumo wrestling match while seated on a mattress could result in some of the best content of the year.

But back to Trump Jr.’s book on current events that will come out sometime in the future, when the events may not be so current. Everyone is told not to judge a book by its cover. But “Art of the Douche” and the picture Colbert uses may be an accurate representation of how a lot of people judge Donald Trump Jr.

Whenever Donald Trump Jr.’s book does come out you can be sure it will be promoted all over the president’s Twitter account. Trump Jr. will then go on a press tour and undoubtedly provide late night hosts like Stephen Colbert with more content for their monologues. For his sake, he better come up with a really good book title.