Jimmy Fallon Suggests How Melania Trump Is Feeling About The Kamala Harris News
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The "Tonight Show" host also took an opportunity to use Trump's odd Kamala Harris nickname against the former president.
Jimmy Fallon threw zingers at Donald and Melania Trump after Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign explosively gained steam in a matter of days.
“Harris just launched her presidential campaign, and she’s already broken the 24 hour fundraising record and secured enough delegates to clinch the nomination,” Fallon said on “The Tonight Show” Tuesday. “That’s right. Kamala raised $81 million in 24 hours. She would have raised even more, but Melania hit her daily withdrawal limit.”
Fallon also brought up a new poll taken after President Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 race, which shows Harris leading Trump by two points in a potential matchup.
“If you thought Kamala Harris was laughing hard before,” he quipped, referring to Trump’s widely-mocked nickname for Harris, “Laughing Kamala.”
Watch “The Tonight Show” monologue below.
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