Jimmy Kimmel Reveals The Concrete Proof That Trump Has Zero 'Self-Awareness'
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The late night host spotted an unexpected claim by the president.
Jimmy Kimmel spotted a moment of irony from President Donald Trump as he railed against bullies earlier this week.
“You know bullies? You know what a bully is, right?” Trump asked reporters at a White House event. “You know the bully, I’ve always ― and I found it throughout my life, a bully is the weakest person.”
Given Trump’s own long history of bullying, Kimmel was stunned.
“Does he have any self-awareness at all?” Kimmel said. “The character of Biff in ‘Back To The Future’ is based on him, and that was 30 years before he became president.”
Biff, the bully in the film franchise, was long rumored to have been based on Trump, a detail “Back To The Future” co-creator and screenwriter Bob Gale confirmed in 2015.
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