Jimmy Kimmel Spots Something Truly Fishy In Trump's Latest Supposed Success Story
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The late night host wants to see some receipts.
Jimmy Kimmel isn’t buying the latest supposed success story surrounding President Donald Trump and his family.
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“A lot of people, myself included, have been wondering how this movie managed to sell $7 million worth of tickets last weekend when almost every theater seemed to be empty leading up to the release,” he said.
Kimmel said there are now reports that the sales were goosed by bulk-ticket purchases, or blocks of tickets bought by someone who then handed them out free at places such as senior homes.
“And if you don’t believe this is the kind of thing they would do, you may be forgetting that back in 2019, the Republican National Committee bought $100,000 worth of Don Jr.’s book to put in swag bags to make it a New York Times bestseller,” Kimmel pointed out.
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