Jimmy Fallon Jokes Melania Is the ‘Big Winner’ of Trump’s Midterm Elections Campaign Run: ‘Me Time!’
"Trump is traveling all across the country trying to compliment as many people's butts as he possibly can," the "Tonight Show" host says The post Jimmy Fallon Jokes Melania Is the ‘Big Winner’ of Trump’s Midterm Elections Campaign Run: ‘Me Time!’ appeared first on TheWrap .
During his Tuesday night monologue, "Tonight Show" host Jimmy Fallon took aim at President Trump's extensive campaigning ahead of the upcoming midterm elections, joking that First Lady Melania Trump is the "big winner" of the president's non-stop travels and comments. "Guys, we are officially one week away from midterm elections," Fallon remarked.
The host then made light of Trump's remarks about Republican Ohio Senator Jon Husted's looks, saying, "It's the final sprint to Election Day, and President Trump is traveling all across the country trying to compliment as many people's butts as he possibly can." Fallon noted that Trump has been on the road campaigning "pretty much non-stop."
He added, "It feels like, whichever way the election goes, the big winner has been Melania. It's like, 'Hey, me time!'"
However, Trump's support among everyday Americans appears to have declined since he returned to the presidency in January 2025. Fallon cited issues like the Iran War, high grocery and gas prices, and ICE's handling of immigration as factors that have hurt the president's standing with voters. He referenced a recent incident at a Trump rally in Mississippi, where a protester heckled the president.
"Trump getting heckled in Mississippi might not be a great sign for Republicans. I'm just saying," Fallon quipped, comparing it to Bernie Sanders getting heckled in a vegan aisle of a Trader Joe's.
To add to the humor, Fallon mentioned that Trump has offered a $1 million reward for anyone who reports voter fraud. "I think you'll get Trump's million-dollar check right around the same time you get that $5,000 bribe," he joked.
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