Jimmy Fallon Imagines Trump’s March Madness Bracket And We’re Not Surprised
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The “Tonight Show” host dunked on the president as the NCAA basketball tournament was set to begin.
In a monologue filled with jokes about President Donald Trump’s war against Iran, Jimmy Fallon pivoted to March Madness.
He still found a way to posterize the president.
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Fallon asked, “Can we see it?”
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