Jimmy Fallon Finds The 1 Thing ‘All Americans Can Agree’ On After Donald Trump's Win
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The "Tonight Show" host also taunted the president-elect with a reason for why he's "already super busy."
Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday somehow found the funny in Donald Trump’s election victory as he joked about how people are actually now finding common ground.
“No matter who you voted for, I think all Americans can agree, it’s going to be a rough Thanksgiving,” the “Tonight Show” host cracked, one of several zingers about the new president-elect.
Fallon said Trump’s victory was a “huge historic comeback for someone who literally never went away.”
And the future POTUS is “already super busy,” he added, because “first he’s got to move all those classified documents back into the White House.”
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