Kimmel Taunts 'President Snowflake' Trump Over TV Attack: 'Can't Take A Joke!'
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Trump reportedly wanted the Justice Department to investigate late-night comics who mocked him.
Jimmy Kimmel sarcastically thanked Donald Trump for watching his show after it was reported that the former president tried to get the Justice Department to investigate late-night comedy. “Can you imagine that? President Snowflake asked to send the authorities in to stop us from making fun of him,” Kimmel said. The Daily Beast reported on Tuesday that Trump wanted an investigation into “Saturday Night Live,” Kimmel’s show and other comedy shows that made fun of him.
The "Daily Show" host called out "supreme misleader" Trump for a bizarre moment on Monday.
The president basked as key officials offered over-the-top praise.
A Los Angeles jury has ordered the disgraced comedian and actor to pay millions in damages to former server Donna Motsinger.
The original statue was destroyed during the 2020 protests in the wake of Georgie Floyd's murder.
A representative for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps slammed claims that the U.S. and Iran are in talks to negotiate an end to the war.
The president’s random “field trip” to Graceland on Monday was truly bananas.
The Supreme Court justice questioned the legality of mail-in voting based on the name of a holiday.
Noem lost her spot as homeland security's top leader earlier this month after getting grilled about the sky-high ad budget she approved.
The president’s plan is an unhelpful distraction at best and could actually make things more dangerous, TSA union leaders say.
“Stop truck one! STOP.”
Hundreds of thousands of Homeland Security workers, including from the TSA, U.S. Secret Service and Coast Guard, have worked without pay since Congress failed to renew DHS funding last month.
U.S. Will Hold Off On Iran Power Plant Strikes For 5 Days, Extending Trump Deadline On Hormuz Strait
The state-owned IRAN newspaper said Iran’s Foreign Ministry denied that any negotiations have taken place with the U.S.
The newspaper told the president "exactly" why his insults weren't valid.