Stephen Colbert Smacks Trump With Bold Defense Of 'My Friend' Jimmy Kimmel
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The late-night host warned the ex-president to keep Kimmel's name "out of your weird little wet mouth."
Stephen Colbert defended Jimmy Kimmel on Wednesday after Donald Trump fired off a lengthy and wildly inaccurate rant about the late-night host.
Trump attacked “stupid Jimmy Kimmel” for making a joke about him during the Oscars more than a month ago, then proceeded to confuse Kimmel with actor Al Pacino.
“That’s right,” Colbert said. “In the middle of a presidential campaign and countless federal indictments, he’s obsessed with the Academy Awards from five weeks ago.”
Colbert modified an insult from the Academy Awards just for the former president.
“You keep my friend Jimmy Kimmel’s name out of your weird little wet mouth, OK?” Colbert said.
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