Jimmy Kimmel Has Damning Theory About That 'Big Red Yuck' On Trump's Neck
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The late-night host spotted something unusual on the president this week.
Jimmy Kimmel on Wednesday suggested that President Donald Trump might want to grow a beard.
“Trump has a big red yuck on his neck,” Kimmel said, referring to a large rash-like patch of skin that recently appeared around the president’s collar.
The White House has said it was due to the use of “a very common cream” prescribed by his doctor as a “preventative skin treatment” and that the redness was expected to last a few weeks.
But Kimmel had his own theories about the rash.
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