Reporters at Chase Center were already packing up after practice.Recorders were off, notebooks were closed and nobody had asked about Washington.
Kerr stopped the room anyway, asking why there were no questions on Tuesday’s midterms before launching straight into his routine."I'm disappointed, because I was looking forward to that $5,000 check that we were all gonna get," Kerr said, taking a swipe at President Trump."I already spent it, in fact.And I was so excited and sure about it that I spent it already.
So now I'm gonna have to figure something out."THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE.DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW!Republicans had just gotten shellacked at the ballot box, and Kerr was dying to talk about it.
Don't kid yourself: if Democrats had lost, he would’ve clammed up and kept politics far away from the microphone, just like he did with China.But with the GOP taking a beating, Kerr wasn't about to walk off without taking a victory lap.Sen.Chuck Schumer said President Donald Trump, seen on Oct.
28, 2026, would be the subject of Senate investigations whenever he violates the law.(Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr complains about a call during the first half against the Memphis Grizzlies at Chase Center on Oct.
23, 2026, in San Francisco, Calif.(Getty Images)It's no secret Kerr is a bleed-blue lib, and midterm thumpings are par for the course.What made his post-practice comedy set so grating wasn't who won or lost on Tuesday.
It was the shameless double standard on full display.STEVE KERR ADMITS HE WAS 'WRONG' ON HONG KONG, REGRETS CALLING TRUMP A 'BUFFOON'After endorsing Kamala Harris, taking the stage as a featured speaker at the Democratic National Convention, and co-opting Stephen Curry’s signature "night night" celebration to mock Donald Trump, Kerr suddenly tried to play the elder statesman.Even Warriors brass and league figures had grown visibly exhausted by the routine, with t...