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Jimmy Kimmel Edits Usha Vance’s Diaper Bank Ad to Mock Trump’s Age and Suggest Incontinence Issues

"Our fourth baby is just a few weeks old and our president just turned 80 a few months ago. Both of these busy guys go through a lot of diapers," the second lady says in the new footage The post Jimmy Kimmel Edits Usha Vance’s Diaper Bank Ad to Mock Trump’s Age and Suggest Incontinence Issues appeared first on TheWrap .

Jimmy Kimmel altered Usha Vance's diaper bank awareness advertisement for comedic effect during his "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" monologue. The comedian referred to the campaign, launched by President Donald Trump's daughter-in-law JD Vance, as her "second cause." Kimmel's edited version of the ad featured Mrs. Vance comparing her newborn to the 80-year-old president.

The ad showcased Vance saying, "Our fourth baby is just a few weeks old and our president just turned 80 a few months ago. Both of these busy guys go through a lot of diapers." She added, "When they have tantrums, it can be worse." She concluded by stating, "No one wants to be around a messy baby or a poopy president. By providing diapers and wipes, diaper banks relieve financial stress, improve baby’s health and comfort, and help America’s oldest president evacuate his bowels so he can get some sleep."

Kimmel's version of Vance's statement concluded with, "JD, get off the couch and change your f–king boss." The White House representative declined to comment on the matter.

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