Jimmy Kimmel Spanks Trump With A Timely Issue 'That Will Really Set Him Off'
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The late night host said the president already had a "petty" reaction to this one.
Jimmy Kimmel said President Donald Trump probably wasn’t too pleased to see the latest issue of Time magazine, which features Elon Musk sitting behind the Oval Office’s Resolute Desk.
“This is the kind of thing that will really set Trump off,” Kimmel said as he showed off the image:
Trump, he said, had a “petty” reaction when asked about the cover.
“Is Time magazine still in business? I didn’t even know that,” Trump said, a go-to line of attack similar to one he used against HuffPost over the weekend.
“He’s only aware of magazines he’s been spanked with by a hooker,” Kimmel said.
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The late night host said the president already had a "petty" reaction to this one.
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