Jimmy Kimmel pointed out that Trump likes to brag about passing his cognitive test, but when asked about the E. Jean Carroll case and the fraud verdicts, he played dumb.
Kimmel showed a clip of Trump pretending not to know what was going on with spending campaign contributions to cover legal fees and said, “I didn’t do anything wrong.” As far as I’m concerned, this is proven.”
Kimmel replied: “Yes. As far as the court is concerned, you did something wrong. And that will cost you around $83 million. I see what he’s doing. He’s like that mob boss who pretended to be crazy while wandering around in a bathrobe. It’s Vinny the chin.
Jimmy Kimmel later said of Trump blaming AI for the red spots on his hands: “Uh-huh, that’s true. AI In this case AI stands for infection. I feel like AI will become his excuse for everything now. We have a recording of you having sex with a honey-baked ham. This is artificial intelligence. I guess we’re supposed to believe he didn’t notice five big red spots on his hands? Put that photo back. Even when he is literally caught red-handed he won’t admit it.”
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It’s funny how Trump always brags about how he passed a cognitive test, but suddenly can’t remember anything when asked if he’s swindling his donors out of 5o million dollars to pay his legal bills. One minute Trump challenges Nikki Haley to a cognitive test. The next minute he has no idea about anything, including the red spots on her hand.
Trump is playing with the American people hoping they won’t notice, but Jimmy Kimmel has figured it out and is showing the rest of the country that he is either going crazy or trying to hide a lifetime of corruption.
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Jason is the managing editor. He is also a member of the White House press pool and a congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a bachelor’s degree in political science. His graduate work focused on public policy, with a specialization in social reform movements.
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