Left-wing late-night television host Jimmy Kimmel used his ABC platform to mock former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin by implying she is transgender while attacking President Donald Trump during Wednesdays episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!.
According to Breitbart, Kimmel launched into the subject while riffing on President Trumps recent rally in Lubbock, Texas, where the President highlighted that Texas Democrat U.S. Senate nominee James Talarico had declared he loves transgender children. At that rally, President Trump warned, Talarico stated that he loves transgender children, and thats alright but these children, if you check it out and see what happens, they take em as young children, and Timmy leaves home and comes back Sarah.
Kimmel seized on that line to take a shot at Palin, responding, Yeah, now that is true. Thats what happened to Sarah Palin, a remark that drew an audible gasp from the studio audience before he laughed at his own jab. He pressed the insult further, adding, She was Timmy Palin. The doctors got hold of her, they made her a Sarah. And their parents didnt even know.
Returning to the broader issue of child transgenderism, Kimmel then tried to dismiss the concerns raised by President Trump, asking, Does anyone actually believe this? If so, please trust me on this. If you drop off Timmy and he comes home Sarah, you picked up the wrong kid from school. The audience responded with more loud reactions and applause as Kimmel punctuated the bit with, Turn the car around!
The segment followed a pattern of escalating rhetoric from the ABC host, who on Tuesday urged liberals to disrupt rallies by shouting Shove that ballroom up your fat ass at President Trump. His show was also briefly suspended last year after his shocking remarks about the assassination of Charlie Kirk, underscoring how late-night television has increasingly become a vehicle for coarse, left-wing attacks rather than substantive debate over issues such as the protection of children, respect for political opponents, and basic standards of civility in public discourse.
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