Jimmy Fallon Mocks Trump's Melania Ballroom Admission
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The "Tonight Show" host also got in a dig about the president's apparent nap time.
Jimmy Fallon drilled down on Donald Trump’s admission that first lady Melania Trump is not exactly “thrilled” with the nonstop noise from construction work on the $300 million White House ballroom he has ordered built in place of the East Wing, which he controversially razed.
“Must be really loud because she lives 200 miles away,” Fallon zinged, before joking that FLOTUS is apparently “so mad, she stopped speaking to Trump nine years ago.”
Fallon suggested the president himself likely “rarely hears the noise” since he’s either hearing the hum of a tanning bed or an MRI machine.
He then mocked Trump’s recent apparent sleepy time during a Cabinet meeting.
The “construction noise is brutal but the only thing keeping him awake,” he cracked.
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