Jimmy Kimmel Spots Exact Moment He Got Right Inside Trump's Head
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The late night host shows how and when it happened.
Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday night said Dr. Phil McGraw’s fawning interview with Donald Trump last week might not be what it seems.
“Maybe he’s secretly screwing with him,” Kimmel said, and pointed to one specific and unusual moment.
McGraw asked the former president about revenge, then mentioned a study by a Yale University researcher that found people can be addicted to revenge just as they might become addicted to drugs.
Kimmel attempted to read Trump’s mind as McGraw mentioned the Yale researcher’s name: Dr. James Kimmel.
“He’s like, ‘Did he just say what I think he said?’” Kimmel said.
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