In a recent episode of "Last Week Tonight," popular television host John Oliver took aim at former President Donald Trump's peculiar nickname for corn. Oliver expressed his lack of enthusiasm for Trump's latest moniker, contrasting it with his previous approval of the ex-president's nickname for Ron DeSantis, "Meatball Ron."

The main segment of Sunday night's episode was dedicated to discussing corn, with Oliver playfully mocking former presidents for their apparent infatuation with the crop. However, he made it clear that no one had ever been stranger than Trump when discussing it.

Highlighting a rally in New Hampshire, Oliver played a clip of Trump proudly declaring his new nickname for corn, calling it "non-liquid gold." Trump excitedly recounted how he shared this nickname with residents of Iowa, claiming that they initially seemed confused but eventually embraced it.

However, Oliver couldn't help but question the creativity and accuracy of Trump's nickname. He humorously pointed out that "non-liquid gold" is not so much a description of corn; it sounds more like a reference to actual gold. His sarcasm continued as he compared Trump's innovation level to Lyft's so-called invention of the "Lyft Shuttle," which turned out to be nothing more than a bus.

Moving past the playful banter, Oliver then delved into the serious topic at hand: shedding light on the potential dangers within the multi-billion dollar corn industry. He aimed to highlight the misconceptions people may have about corn and stressed the need for further examination.

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As John Oliver's segment came to an end, it was clear that Trump's latest nickname for corn had indeed sparked amusement and criticism in equal measure. Whether or not "non-liquid gold" catches on as a popular term for corn remains to be seen, but it has certainly provided entertainment for viewers.

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