Jimmy Kimmel Admits He's 'Not Mentally Prepared' For 1 Election Scenario
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The late night host opened up about Trump in a new MSNBC interview.
Jimmy Kimmel told MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough that Donald Trump is a “dangerous person” and a “stupid person,” and warned that’s a “bad combination.”
“I laugh when people say, ‘oh, you’ve got Trump Derangement Syndrome,’” he said in an interview that aired on Wednesday. “If you’re a reasonable person, you should have Trump Derangement Syndrome.”
But Kimmel, who is on break this week, admitted that it’s all starting to get to him.
“I’ve been dreaming, the last three nights, I’ve been just going through all this craziness over and over again and it’s really starting to take a toll,” he said. “Like I just can’t get it out of my head.”
Kimmel said he’s looking forward to a time when won’t have to talk about Trump every day ― to the point where he’s not “mentally prepared” for the possibility that the former president might win the election.
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