Jimmy Kimmel Clowns Trump For Being 'All Business' About This 'Crap' New Grift
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“Oh, you thought after he won the election that was going to stop?" said the late-night host.
Jimmy Kimmel mocked Donald Trump on Wednesday after the president-elect rolled out his latest grift: his $199 bottles of cologne and perfume.
“Oh, you thought after he won the election that was going to stop? He’s selling fragrances like JLo,” Kimmel quipped.
Kimmel played an ad where the president-elect declares that his new “Fight Fight Fight” fragrances — named after his words to rallygoers in the moments following his first assassination attempt — make a “great Christmas present.”
“I named them ‘Fight Fight Fight’ because they represent winning. We all want to be winning, we want to win as a family,” said Trump, who claimed the fragrance is about “strength and success and confidence” for men and women.
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