Jimmy Kimmel Exposes How Trump Really Feels About 'The Fans Who Love Him Most'
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The late night host had a blunt message about the true priorities of the "nut" running for president.
Jimmy Kimmel said Donald Trump seems to be working overtime to sell as much merch as he can to his most dedicated supporters.
“We are in the final stretch of the election when the candidates are supposed to be making their final push to run this country,” Kimmel said. “And this nut’s having a yard sale.”
For example, Trump just announced he is selling an “official” silver coin with his face on it.
“The Trump coin, it should be noted, costs $100. It contains $31 worth of silver,” Kimmel pointed out. “What captures the essence of Donald Trump more than charging the fans who love him most three times more than a coin is worth?”
Kimmel summed up the new coin as “a Chuck E. Cheese token with his head on it.”
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