Jimmy Kimmel Nails Trump's True Business 'Speciality' With Trillion-Dollar Takedown
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The late night host mocked the former president over a revelation in Dr. Anthony Fauci's new book.
Jimmy Kimmel said one revelation about Donald Trump in Anthony Fauci’s new book says it all about the former president’s supposed business acumen.
In the new book, the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases writes of Trump calling to both scream at him and praise him during the COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns.
“At one point, he screamed at Dr. Fauci, told him he cost the U.S. economy 1 trillion effing dollars, and then immediately offered him a job running one of his companies,” Kimmel recounted.
Kimmel said that makes perfect sense given the extensive history of failure at Trump businesses.
“Losing money is their specialty,” he said.
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