Jimmy Fallon Spots The 1 Subject Avoided At Trump-Hosted Women's Month Event
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Oh, the irony.
Jimmy Fallon knows just the right occasion to zing President Donald Trump.
“Today at the White House, President Trump hosted an event to celebrate Women’s History Month,” the “Tonight Show” host began on Thursday. “Yep, they discussed everything except Trump’s history with women.”
He let the line hang in the room before moving on.
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It seems the game show took issue with the “Marty Supreme” actor’s claim that no one cares about ballet and opera.
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