'That Was Just Melania': Jimmy Kimmel Trolls Trump With 1 Fleeting Observation
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The late night host also had some advice for people who want to leave the country after the election.
Jimmy Kimmel said people often threaten to move to Canada after an election when they don’t like the results ― and it happened again after Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris this week.
“Google searches for moving to Canada were up by 5,000%,” he said on Thursday night. “And that was just Melania.”
He said the search for new destinations hasn’t been limited to Canada.
“Searches for moving to Mexico also spiked as results started coming in,” he pointed out. “Probably from Canadians looking to get away from all the Americans who are planning to move to Canada.”
Kimmel then offered some practical advice for people willing to move because of the election results.
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