'This Couldn't Look Worse!': Jimmy Kimmel Nails Trump's 'Most Disturbing Moment Yet'
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The late night host said this is proof the president "is not a rational person."
Jimmy Kimmel said a single moment from President Donald Trump’s interview this week with ABC’s Terry Moran “might be the most disturbing moment yet.”
“Trump says crazy stuff every day,” Kimmel said. “But most of the time, you know he’s full of it. He’s bragging or he’s lying or whatever, he’s just throwing crap onto his vision board.”
But Kimmel said Trump’s conversation with Moran “went off the rails” when the topic turned to Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Maryland man mistakenly deported to a prison in El Salvador.
Trump insisted that Abrego Garcia is a member of the MS-13 gang. His evidence: A doctored photo in which someone had added “MS-13” to Abrego Garcia’s knuckle tattoos.
“To everyone else, this looks like it was created in Microsoft Paint on a Tandy 1000,” Kimmel said. “But to Donald Trump, this is irrefutable evidence.”
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