Jimmy Kimmel Brands Trump With Perfect New Nickname After 'Indian' Claim
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The talk show host wasn't having one of Trump's fantasies, so he gave him a fiercely funny new moniker.
Jimmy Kimmel on Wednesday zeroed in on a bizarre moment in President Donald Trump’s Pennsylvania speech, summing it up with quite the zinger. (Watch the video below.)
The talk show host played a clip of Trump detouring into a shoutout for his chief of staff, Susie Wiles, whom he jokingly called Susie Trump.
“You know Susie Trump, sometimes referred to as Susie Wiles,” the president said at his rally on Tuesday. “She’s the great chief of staff. They don’t use the word chief of staff anymore because the Indians got extremely upset. But now the Indians actually want their name used, which is true. They never didn’t want it used.”
“No, I think by Indians he meant “Native Americans,” Kimmel began. “And another interesting fact: He made all of that up. None of that was true. So thank you, Sitting Bullshit.”
Kimmel, arguably Trump’s biggest talk show nemesis, got big laughs.
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