Jimmy Fallon Puts His Finger On What Obama And Trump Were Laughing About Together
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"I wonder what those two guys could both find funny?" the "Tonight Show" host asked.
Jimmy Fallon tried to figure out what common ground Donald Trump and Barack Obama could possibly share, after the two were seen talking and laughing while seated together at former President Jimmy Carter’s funeral.
“In these divided times, even Obama and Trump put aside their differences and had a friendly interaction,” Fallon said on his Thursday “Tonight Show” monologue.
“I wonder what those two guys could both find funny?” he added, showing a picture of President Joe Biden appearing drowsy with his eyes closed.
Fallon also showed an image of Bill and Hillary Clinton, Joe and Jill Biden, George W. Bush and Laura Bush, Barack Obama, as well as Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband Doug Emhoff all laughing at one point during the ceremony.
“Yeah, this is when the Uber Eats guy walked in with Trump’s McDonald’s order,” Fallon cracked.
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