Jimmy Fallon Hones In On Trump's 'Memory Issues' With A Cheeky New Theory
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He also rolled out a spoof ad for a product that could help.
Jimmy Fallon offered a theory on Donald Trump after an author who interviewed the former president six times said he had “severe memory issues.”
“I’m starting to think he writes his name on buildings just so he can remember where he lives,” the “Tonight Show” host quipped.
He noted that both Trump and President Joe Biden have been accused of having trouble remembering things.
“Which is why they’re starring in the new film, ’50 First Debates,’” he added, tweaking the name to the 2004 film starring Drew Barrymore as a woman with amnesia.
“Luckily, there’s help out there for Trump,” Fallon went on, introducing a mock ad for a “memory loss pill made specifically for presidents.”
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"Every time we play that clip, I drink enough scotch to kill the brain cells responsible for storing that memory," the comic said.
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