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Who said what this week

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“I’m not a constituti­onal scholar, so I can’t necessaril­y say, but are you eligible to run if you are a man-baby?”

Former Daily Show host Jon Stewart weighs in on Donald Trump’s presidenti­al hopes, noting he has the physical countenanc­e of a man but the temperamen­t and hands of a baby

“We’ve some leaders of some fantastica­lly corrupt countries coming to Britain. Nigeria and Afghanista­n, possibly the two most corrupt countries in the world.”

British Prime Minister David

Cameron, caught on video dissing some of the guests at a global anti-corruption summit in London

“I took down the ‘Me Too’ video because they photoshopp­ed the crap out of me. And I’m so sick of it . . .”

Singer Meghan Trainor yanks a music video in which her waist had been digitally altered to appear slimmer

“It’s a bit like saying: ‘We’re holding the Games in Fukushima. Protect yourself. Wear a lead suit. It will all be fine.’ ”

University of Ottawa professor

Amir Attaran pushes for the Rio Olympics to be postponed or moved because of the Zika epidemic

“I just don’t have any material. I don’t have anything really to draw on. But I wouldn’t hesitate if I had a good story.”

Woody Allen, asked if he’d consider making a film about a romance between an older woman and younger man, rather than the inverse

“O Canada, we stand on guard for theeeeeeee. Thank you. Fort McMurray, love you guys.”

 ??  ?? Basketball legend Shaquille O’Neal sings and thanks the first responders fighting the wildfires in northern Alberta, in a Facebook video
Basketball legend Shaquille O’Neal sings and thanks the first responders fighting the wildfires in northern Alberta, in a Facebook video

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