Jimmy Kimmel Can't Get Over Trump's Latest Lie... Because It's About Him
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The former president spoke about the late-night host... but Kimmel says he got some key details very, very wrong.
Jimmy Kimmel says it’s one thing to watch Donald Trump lie ― but “it’s really especially interesting when the story he makes up is about you.” Trump in a Fox News interview told a story about Kimmel in which he claimed he had been on the show “many times” prior to going into politics and that Kimmel “used to greet me on the sidewalk” and “kissed my ass all the way in.” But, as Kimmel noted, Trump was on the show just once, in 2007, when the other guest was Carrot Top.
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