‘Kimmel’ Guest Host Diego Luna Turns Fox News Mockery Into ‘Delicious’ Moment
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The Mexican actor delivered an impassioned defense of undocumented workers Monday, which appeared to rankle Fox News host Laura Ingraham.
“Jimmy Kimmel Live!” guest host Diego Luna laughed off Fox News anchor Laura Ingraham Thursday after the Mexican actor’s impassioned defense Monday of undocumented workers appeared to set off the conservative news host.
“I didn’t do this for the recognition or the money,” Luna said Thursday. “Because there’s nothing. But there has been such an outpouring of support over the past few days. And last night... I got the highest honor a late-night host can receive.”
Luna went on to play a clip of Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo complaining Wednesday about Luna’s Monday monologue and asking, “When did the comedy and entertainment shows, Laura, become an excuse for boorish political commentary?”
“Oh no,” Ingraham replied, before appearing to read from a prompter: “Actor Diego Luna, guest host of — I don’t know who that is — guest hosted for Jimmy Kimmel. I don’t watch, I don’t think I’ve ever watched a Jimmy Kimmel.”
The conservative pundits went on to play a portion of Luna’s monologue from Monday, in which he noted that many undocumented workers “pay a lot of taxes,” prompting Arroyo to wonder if Luna was “speaking from experience” before asking, “Why do we care?”
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