Borat Delivers Hilarious Message To Female Voters In The US

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Sacha Baron Cohen's Borat jokingly urged female voters not to "vote" in the election
Borat also pointed out that 26 women have accused the incumbent president of sexual assault
The journalist from Kazakhstan said women should just leave the election to the men

Sacha Baron Cohen’s popular character Borat jokingly urged female voters in the U.S. to not cast their ballots in the 2020 presidential election.

Cohen recently uploaded a pre-election satirical video on his famous character’s official Twitter account. In the clip, the television journalist from Kazakhstan requested that the women not vote in the election because if they were to do so, the “glorious Premier” Donald Trump would lose the election.

“This is an important message. Women — do not vote tomorrow. We hear if you do then glorious Premier Trump will lose. This is because like moths into a fire, you ladies are attracted by dangerous ideas like honesty, fairness, and consent ” Borat said in the clip.

In the video, Kazakhstan’s fourth-best journalist also highlighted that 26 women have accused the incumbent president of sexual assault.

EMERGENCY VOTING INFORMATIONS FOR WOMEN OF US&A! pic.twitter.com/QIrLzBtyad
— Borat (@BoratSagdiyev) November 2, 2020

“Do not believe the Democrat lies that Premier Trump do not like women. He really likes them. 26 accusers cannot all be lying. He value ladies very much — up to $180,000 if they really pretty. Premier Trump very pro-women as he has made clear — your body, his choice,” Borat said.

The character concluded the video by saying that the men should take charge in the upcoming election.

“Women of the US and A. This is the most important election of our lifetime. So leave it to the men,” Borat said.

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden will be up against Republican President Donald Trump in the election that is set to take place on Nov. 3.

Meanwhile, “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm” has made a successful premiere after Amazon revealed that “tens of millions” of people watched the film on its video streaming platform during the movie’s opening weekend.

It is the sequel to the 2006 blockbuster comedy film “Borat.” The first movie was a huge success for the “Trial of the Chicago 7” star and won him a Golden Globe. The second movie has also opened to positive reviews.

“Borat Subsequent Moviefilm” currently holds a score of 86% on the review site Rotten Tomatoes.