Jimmy Kimmel Responds To Donald Trump's Latest Attack On Him: 'I Love This'
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The late night host named the “funniest part" about the former president's comments.
Former President Donald Trump this weekend once again flipped out on social media at Jimmy Kimmel over the late-night TV host’s “isn’t it past your jail time?” zinger while presenting the Oscars in March.
Kimmel issued a mocking response to the Republican nominee on Monday’s broadcast of his show.
“This is what he’s stewing about on a Sunday afternoon, 28 days before the election, he’s still whining about a joke I made about him, seven months ago,” said Kimmel.
“Not even the winners of the Oscars last year think about the Oscars as much as Donald Trump does,” he continued. “I swear, I hear from Donald Trump more than I hear from most of my uncles.”
Kimmel claimed the “funniest part” is “Trump thinks I don’t like this.”
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