Get ready for a wild ride as we dive into the world of late-night comedy and politics! The battle between Trump and his Time cover takes a hilarious turn.
Jimmy Kimmel, the master of late-night wit, had a field day with Donald Trump's recent antics. It all started with a Time magazine cover that sent Trump into a tailspin. But here's where it gets controversial... Trump, known for his love of Time covers, couldn't resist commenting on the unflattering photo, which featured a unique angle that emphasized his neck folds.
Kimmel couldn't help but joke, "Sometimes we get so caught up in Trump's drama that we forget about the other threats to our world, like antibiotic-resistant superbugs. These superbugs are like a Disney+ show, but with a deadly twist!"
Trump's day began with a presidential highlight: brokering a Middle East ceasefire. But then, he returned home and dove into the internet, where he stumbled upon his Time cover. And this is the part most people miss: Trump, usually proud of his Time appearances, was outraged by this particular photo, calling it "the worst of all time."
Kimmel added, "Every morning, it's a guessing game: Who will Trump be mad at today? Is it the Cracker Barrel logo? Or perhaps the windmills? Maybe it's Bad Bunny or even the Nobel Prize? Oh, and let's not forget the turkey vagina under his chin!"
Stephen Colbert, another late-night legend, joined the conversation, referring to the cover as "the worst Georgia O'Keeffe ever." He compared it to an optical illusion, leaving viewers wondering if it's an old woman or a young... well, you get the picture.
Colbert also addressed the ongoing government shutdown and its impact on US airports. The Department of Homeland Security introduced a new TSA checkpoint video starring Kristi Noem, which, according to Colbert, made an already bad situation much worse. He likened it to a dentist's punch during a teeth cleaning session.
But here's the twist: Noem's video blamed the Democrats for the shutdown, claiming they "refuse to fund the federal government." Colbert had a witty response, saying, "Kristi, your partisan attacks won't divide us at the airport. We're united in our confusion over the different rules in each line!"
So, what do you think? Is Trump's reaction to the Time cover justified, or is he overreacting? And what about Noem's video - is she right to blame the Democrats? Let's discuss in the comments and share our thoughts on these controversial topics!
