Jimmy Kimmel Mocks Trump Over His Latest, Outrageous Threat
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The late-night host also showed how Trump's buddy did "everything he could" to get the president to walk back his suggestion.
Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday shredded President Donald Trump’s “outrageous” suggestion that Democratic veterans in Congress be executed for sharing a video urging U.S. military service members to refuse unlawful orders.
Kimmel, who noted that Trump also accused the Democrats of “seditious behavior,” tossed to a clip of the president’s “buddy” on Fox News, Brian Kilmeade, doing “everything he could” to get him to walk back his suggestion.
“In the old days, if you said a thing like that, that was punishable by death,” Trump said on Kilmeade’s radio show on Friday.
“Yeah, but you’re not saying, you’re not threatening them,” Kilmeade observed. “A lot of people were interpreting this as a threat and there’s security.”
“Well, I’m not threatening them, but I think they’re in serious trouble, I would say they’re in serious trouble,” Trump said. “I’m not threatening death, but I think they’re in serious trouble. In the old days, it was death!”
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