Jimmy Kimmel Claps Back At Trump's Bizarre Rant With Epic Prison Reminder
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The late-night host knows how to get under the former president's skin.
Jimmy Kimmel on Wednesday night fired back at Donald Trump after the former president lobbed an error-filled rant at the talk-show host earlier in the day.
Kimmel noted that Trump got just one word right in the post on Truth Social.
“Literally everything else is not just wrong, but maybe-we-should-be-worried-about-him wrong,” Kimmel said. “Like maybe-we-should-take-the-keys-away-from-grandpa wrong.”
The rant attacked Kimmel ― again ― for a joke he made at the Oscars more than a month ago. Trump attacked Kimmel during the show, and Kimmel read the post live on the air from the stage.
“Thank you, President Trump. Thank you for watching, I’m surprised you’re still [up]. Isn’t it past your jail time?” Kimmel said in an Oscars moment that instantly went viral.
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