Jimmy Fallon Gives Scathing Defense Of Trump's Alleged Nude Drawing For Epstein
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The "Tonight Show" host's tongue-in-cheek excuse for the creepy letter is a burn to remember.
Jimmy Fallon sharpened his sarcasm to taunt President Donald Trump over his alleged nude drawing for Jeffrey Epstein back in the day. (Watch the video below.)
On Tuesday the “Tonight Show” host showed the much-hyped (and much-denied by Trump) creepy birthday wish to Epstein that included the outline of a naked woman. It was shared earlier on X by Democrats from the House Oversight Committee.
“Yeah, it’s gross, but in Trump’s defense, Hallmark really doesn’t have too many options in the ‘sex-trafficking friends turning 50’ section,” Fallon cracked.
Fast forward to 3:43 for Fallon’s scorching bit:
The pressure Trump faces to release the publicly unread files related to Epstein’s underage sex-trafficking charges before his death has ratcheted up amid the latest disclosures. Epstein’s estate turned over the so-called “birthday book” from 2003 that highlights the sex offender’s depravity, HuffPost reported.
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