Jimmy Fallon Uses Old Trump Clips To Hilariously Answer His 'Interview' Questions
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The fake interview included real videos of the former president — with very silly results.
Jimmy Fallon conducted a mock interview with Donald Trump, and it was as cheeky as you’d expect.
“The Tonight Show” host read out a series of questions, and used video clips of the former president speaking at various past events to answer them.
The results included the following exchange:
Fallon: “What have you thought of your criminal trial so far?”Trump: “I was starting to fall asleep watching.”Fallon: “How did you feel when Stormy Daniels showed up?”Trump: “I woke up, and I said, ‘I feel great!’ Boom! Superman.”Fallon: “Just for the record, how long was your encounter with Ms. Daniels back in 2006?”Trump: “Just, like, 10 seconds.”Fallon: “I heard that tomorrow you’re getting the day off of court to go to your son Barron’s graduation. Are you and Barron close?”Trump: “Barney is a fantastic guy.”Fallon: You’re also campaigning for president. If you had to decide today, who would be your running mate?”Trump: “Hannibal Lecter!”
Check it out below.
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