Jimmy Kimmel Fries Trump With A Burning Prison Reminder That's Bound To Set Him Off
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The late night host fired a new salvo in his long-running feud with the former president.
Jimmy Kimmel said Donald Trump’s planned trip to a McDonald’s to work the french fry machine could have some practical implications for the former president.
“This is a win-win for Trump,” Kimmel said on Wednesday night. “Because working a deep-fryer will give him a new skill he could potentially put to use in the prison cafeteria.”
Kimmel and Trump have been feuding for years, but few things have set the former president off as much as a previous quip about prison by Kimmel.
That came in March when Kimmel was hosting the Academy Awards. Trump slammed Kimmel in a social media post during the show, and Kimmel read it aloud on live television in the middle of the broadcast.
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