Jimmy Fallon Uses Steamy Gay Drama To Mock Trump's Falling Popularity
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The "Tonight Show" host even pulled in the Vatican for his punch line.
Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday made a saucy comparison to spotlight President Donald Trump’s falling popularity for his immigration crackdown. (Watch the video below.)
The “Tonight Show” host pointed to a Reuters/Ipsos poll indicating that his approval rating on that front sank to 39%.
“I’m not saying it’s bad but ‘Heated Rivalry’ has a higher approval rating at the Vatican,” Fallon joked.
“Heated Rivalry,” a hit streamer on HBO Max, features two pro hockey players steaming up the screen in a gay romance.
Fast-forward to 1:32 for the zinger:
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