Jimmy Fallon Turns Good Polling News For Biden Into A Gen Z Campaign Burn
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The "Tonight Show" host launched a zinger at both presidential front-runners that might require some translating.
Jimmy Fallon on Thursday turned a promising poll for President Joe Biden into a punchline aimed at both the incumbent and GOP front-runner Donald Trump. But you might need a youth-slang dictionary to understand it. (Watch the video below.)
Noting an Economist/YouGov Poll that indicated young voters overwhelmingly prefer Biden over Trump in a possible 2024 rematch, “The Tonight Show” host joked: “Young voters are like, ‘Basically we’d rather have President Mid than President Sucks.’”
“No cap, no cap,” he added after a beat.
Fast-forward to the 1:40 mark.
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