'Kimmel' Guest Host Anthony Anderson Goes There With Brutal Matt Gaetz Takedown
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The actor mocked the Florida lawmaker, who debuted an eyebrow-raising new look at the Republican National Convention this week.
Actor-comic Anthony Anderson wrapped up his week as guest host of “Jimmy Kimmel Live” with dig at Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), who debuted an eyebrow-raising new look at the Republican National Convention.
“It’s OK, Matt,” Anderson cracked, as he rolled footage of Gaetz speaking at the event. “There’s nothing wrong with trying to look as young as the girls you date.”
Anderson quickly hedged.
“Allegedly!” he said. “Allegedly! I don’t wanna get sued on my last day here!”
The House Ethics Committee is investigating Gaetz over a number of allegations, including sexual misconduct and illicit drug use, with former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) last month saying Gaetz should be “convicted.”
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