Jimmy Kimmel Tells Trump Exactly How the Blue Tsunami Took Shape: ‘His Priorities Are Insane’
"After all the talk about Nicki Minaj's ass, Jon Husted's ass, the only ass on Trump's mind tonight is the one that just got handed to him," the late night host adds The post Jimmy Kimmel Tells Trump Exactly How the Blue Tsunami Took Shape: ‘His Priorities Are Insane’ appeared first on TheWrap .
Jimmy Kimmel celebrated the Democrats' strong showing during the recent midterm elections, specifically highlighting the "Blue Tsunami" as the presidential race unfolded. "After all the talk about Nicki Minaj's ass, Jon Husted's ass, the only ass on Trump's mind tonight is the one that just got handed to him," Kimmel quipped during his live show on ABC.
The comedian also took aim at Trump's post-election behavior, jokingly referring to him as "All Caps-tain Kangaroo" and noting his reported anger and cursing as the results came in.
Kimmel emphasized that the voters were dissatisfied with Trump's performance, suggesting that his priorities were out of touch with the concerns of the American people. The host then shifted to a more serious tone, outlining a list of pressing issues facing the nation, such as corruption, inflation, climate change, war, wealth disparity, healthcare, housing, measles, democracy, and even artificial intelligence.
In contrast, Kimmel pointed out that the MAGA movement seemed to be focused on a different set of priorities, including transgender issues, testosterone, Helen of Troy, windmills, ballrooms, Mexicans, reflecting pools, racism against whites, Tylenol, and Canada. The Democrats are projected to gain control of both the House and Senate, with major victories in states like Texas, North Carolina, Kansas, and Maine, among others.
Kimmel concluded by noting that the Blue Wave had made landfall, and now the Red Wedding was beginning. The bad news, according to the comedian, was that voters wouldn't be receiving the promised $5,000 tax cut.
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