'Very Stable': Jimmy Kimmel Digs Up Trump's Old Tweets About Time Magazine
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It's a hot and cold relationship, to say the least.
Donald Trump has had “many ups and downs” with Time magazine over the years, Jimmy Kimmel pointed out on Thursday.
The comedian took a look at the president-elect’s past tweets about the publication on Thursday, after Trump was named Time’s “Person of the Year.”
In 2013, for example, Trump said the magazine will “soon be dead” and called its Time100 list of influential people “a joke.” He also said the magazine “looks really flimsy like a free handout at a parking lot!”
In 2015, he complained that Time had picked then-German Chancellor Angela Merkel over him, claiming she was “ruining Germany.”
A year later, after he won the 2016 election and became Time’s “Person of the Year,” he thanked the mag for the “great honor!”
The moment sparked curiosity among fans who wondered who he could have been talking to and what was being discussed.
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