Jimmy Kimmel Reveals Uncomfortable Truth Of Trump's Latest Social Media Meltdown
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Kimmel also mocked the ex-president's daughter-in-law with a scathing five-word review of her new song.
Jimmy Kimmel on Monday said Donald Trump spent Easter Sunday ranting on his website.
“He posted 77 times on Truth Social yesterday,” Kimmel said. “If that was your dad, you’d have him put away, right?”
Kimmel also joined the chorus of critics who are less than impressed by the latest musical effort from a member of the Trump family.
“The real Easter miracle came from Trump’s daughter-in-law/campaign fund money funnel, RNC co-chair Lara Trump, who dropped some new music on the same day as Beyonce,” he said.
But while Beyonce’s genre-bending country-tinged album “Cowboy Carter” is winning widespread acclaim, Trump’s “Anything Is Possible” is facing mostly derision.
The "Substance" actor also revealed how she's "redefined" the negative title he once gave her.
"Imagine the MAGA Outrage if MSNBC were to pay Hunter Biden for a primetime show during Biden’s presidency," one person noted in reaction to the news.
The press secretary was astonishingly candid about her boss in the cleverly-edited “Late Night” bit.
The "Tonight Show" host also made a prediction about the president.
The late night host shows how right-wingers haven't thought this one through.
The "Late Show" host also taunted the billionaire over his signature product.
The late-night host linked Lamar’s rap feud with Drake to an unexpected political clash — before delivering his own punchline.
Social media users accused Musgraves of "looking pissed" after Beyoncé beat her out for the Best Country Album award.
The “Daily Show” host was so annoyed by this failing tactic that he did a quick aside to beg Democrats to “stop f**king” doing it.
The 34-year-old son of the NBA legend was booked in an Orange County, Florida jail.
The "Dream Scenario" star delivered an impassioned plea to fellow actors and filmmakers Sunday about "not letting robots dream for us."
Scarlett Pavlovich, who previously accused the “Coraline” author in a Vulture article, also sued Gaiman’s estranged wife, Amanda Palmer.
"People are wondering why Trump would start a war with our closest allies," the comic said.