Jimmy Kimmel Takes Aim At Trump's Biggest Sore Spot With A 'Tiny' Joke
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The late night host mocked the former president over something he is notoriously sensitive about.
Jimmy Kimmel said Donald Trump’s first visit with his probation officer this week could lead to a new round of legal problems after the former president admitted he has a gun in Florida.
“That could be a violation of his parole and could be another potential felony,” Kimmel pointed out. “Who does this guy think he is, Hunter Biden?”
The son of President Joe Biden was found guilty this week on felony gun charges.
Kimmel was puzzled by Trump’s admission.
“Why does he even have a gun? He’s surrounded by Secret Service. Maybe he’s trying to protect himself from the windmills out there trying to kill him,” he said. “How would a gun even work with those tiny fingers? Giving Trump a gun is like giving a dog a saxophone.”
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