Jimmy Fallon Reads Out Trump's 'Handwritten Notes' From Court
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"The Tonight Show" host suggested what messages the former president might have been exchanging with his attorney.
Former President Donald Trump has reportedly been exchanging notes with his attorney in court, and Jimmy Fallon says he got his hands on some of them.
The comedian read out some of the mock notes on “The Tonight Show” Thursday.
“He apparently keeps passing handwritten notes to his lawyers. We actually have a few right here, and it’s pretty interesting,” Fallon quipped.
“For instance, this one says: ‘Does UberEats deliver to court?’” he said. “This next one says, ‘Are you my best friend: check yes or no?’”
“Oh, and finally, this one says, ’Don’t tell anyone, but I got a 16 ounce bottle of Diet Coke in my tie,” he added.
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