'I Dare You!': Jimmy Kimmel Taunts 'Scared' Trump With 1 Simple TV Challenge
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The late night host made the former president an offer he'll almost certainly refuse.
Jimmy Kimmel hit back at Donald Trump after the former president demanded that Vice President Kamala Harris take a cognitive test.
“Pretty sure we all watched her ace that test when she handed you your tangerine ass in the debate,” Kimmel said on Monday night.
Trump’s demand came one day after Harris released a medical report from her physician saying she is “in excellent health.” Trump has refused to release his own report despite new questions about his own mental acuity.
Kimmel said there’s a way to solve this.
“Let’s have you both take a cognitive test live on television,” he said, then goaded the former president.
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