Jimmy Kimmel Unveils 1 Truly Powerful 'Closing Argument' Against Trump
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The late night host asked viewers to imagine the world with one key difference.
Jimmy Kimmel summed up the mood in the nation as the campaign between Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump reached its final hours.
“It feels like the whole country is waiting to get the results of a biopsy,” he said on Monday night.
Kimmel said he was baffled that bombshell new audio recordings of late convicted sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein bragging that he was Trump’s “closest friend” for a decade has gotten so little attention.
“Remember when Mitt Romney went down because he put a dog carrier on his car?” Kimmel asked. “We just got 100 hours of Jeffrey Epstein saying he and Trump were BFFs. I didn’t even get an alert about it on my phone.”
Kimmel recapped some of the former president’s bizarre rants, ramblings and digressions during his final rallies, from lies about crowd size to attacks on the media to a bizarre moment with a microphone.
The “Late Night” comedian delivered a scorching recap of the former president’s most bonkers, cruel and ridiculous moments.
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"The Tonight Show" announcer Steve Higgins also chimed in.
The late night host asked viewers to imagine the world with one key difference.
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The “Last Week Tonight” host dreamed of a world where he could “not give a s**t” about the former president’s antics and urged viewers to make it a reality.