In a recent episode of his late-night show, Jimmy Kimmel found himself in a humorous predicament, stumbling over his words while delivering a monologue.
The incident occurred as Kimmel was attempting to satirize Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s recent endorsement of former President Donald Trump.
According to Mediaite, Kimmel was mocking Kennedy's assertion that Vice President Kamala Harris was not "worthy" of the presidency due to her alleged inability to "put together an English sentence." Kimmel responded by playing a montage of Trump's own verbal missteps, quipping, "The only sentence Donald Trump can put together is a prison sentence."
However, the tables turned when Kimmel himself fumbled over the phrase "officially sanctioned crypto scams" while discussing a story about the Trump family's social media accounts being hacked. The irony of the situation was not lost on Kimmel, who laughed along with his studio audience, remarking, "That's karma. That's why I'm not gonna be president!"
Kimmel's monologue also included a jest at President Joe Biden's expense, referencing his increased approval ratings. He joked, "The last time Joe had an approval rating this high was when he signed the Declaration of Independence."
This incident serves as a reminder that even seasoned television hosts like Kimmel can have their off moments. However, it also highlights the importance of maintaining a sense of humor, even when the joke is on oneself. Despite the verbal stumble, Kimmel's ability to laugh at himself and continue with his monologue demonstrates the resilience and professionalism that are hallmarks of his career in late-night television.
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