Jimmy Kimmel Crashes Trump's Cabinet Lovefest With A Devastating 4-Word Toast
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The late night host summed up how the president's Cabinet is "crushing" it in his second term.
Jimmy Kimmel clowned Donald Trump for having “quite a team” around him following the president’s lovefest of a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
“They have better quality cabinets at IKEA,” said the late night host, who joked that the Cabinet was “crushing” it in the president’s second term.
Kimmel — after summing up the various scandals and controversies that have plagued the Cabinet — quipped that the Trump officials were making sure the president’s “colonoscopy didn’t miss anything” before airing several clips from the meeting.
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