Jimmy Kimmel Spots Donald Trump’s Brutal Self-Own In Attack On Gavin Newsom
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The late-night host took the president to task for mocking the California governor's dyslexia.
Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday torched Donald Trump for his attacks on California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) over his dyslexia.
Trump this week admitted it is “highly controversial” for him to say “such a horrible thing” that a president “should not have a learning disability.”
But he then added: “The president of the United States, Gavin Newscum, admitted he has learning disabilities, dyslexia, everything about him is dumb.”
Kimmel fired back, referencing first lady Melania Trump’s anti-bullying initiative: “Anyway, be best everybody.”
He continued: “This is a man who’s posted thousands of misspelled words over the last 14 years. He thinks ‘mutilization’ is a word in the English language.
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