this week late night talk show host and comedian Jimmy Kimmel took a shot at Donald Trump and
reminded his audience that the walls are in fact closing in on Donald Trump not just with
the New York fraud trial but with the upcoming criminal trials that will take place next
year as well in fact Kimmel didn't just say that the walls were closing in he pointed
out that the catchup on the walls is closing in now for those of you who may not remember
that of course is a reference to Donald Trump throwing ketchup covered plates at the wall
at the white house because he became so enraged following the results of the 2020 election
so Kimmel does a good job right there of course of reminding his audience again likely a not
completely political audience but reminding them of the temper tantrums that Donald Trump
was known to throw while president of the United States a man in his mid 70s at the
time throwing plates at the wall because he didn't get his way I mean I'm sure anybody
uh with with children remembers when your kids were you know in their twos and threes
and every now and then they you know throw a plate off the high chair and yeah Trump
did that in his 70s and kiml once again does a great job of reminding his audience that
this is who this guy is but Kimmel didn't stop there he said about Donald Trump trying
to delay his trials he said in fact he's trying to delay all his trials he's a real delay
hole this guy it's kind of funny I get the play Old words a-hole the L Hole uh but then
he also referred to Donald Trump and this is my favorite as future incarcerate Donald
Trump a strong implication obviously that Donald Trump go going to prison perhaps sometime
in the near future which all of these little things and I talk about this every time I
I end up talking about Kimmel because it is so powerful you know you're watching this
segment right now because you're seeking out political news when you turn on a late night
TV host you're not looking for political news so getting it by accident getting it from
a comedian getting it in a humorous way helps to bring these issues to a bigger audience
that is the importance of this that is the power of it people weren't tuning in because
they wanted to know the latest news on Donald Trump they'll go to the news for that but
when you're getting it when you don't mean to get it that's when things actually tend
to stick a little bit better when you can put the humorous imagery in there like the
the catch-up plates going against the wall referring to the president as future
This week, late night talk show host and comedian Jimmy Kimmel took a shot at Donald Trump and
reminded his audience that the walls are in fact closing in on Donald Trump, not just
with the New York Fraud trial, but with the upcoming criminal trials that will take place
next year as well. In fact, Kimmel didn't just say that the walls were closing in. He
pointed out that the ketchup on the walls is closing in. Now, for those of you who may
not remember, that of course, is a reference to Donald Trump throwing ketchup covered plates
at the wall at the White House, because he became so enraged following the results of
the 2020 election. So Kimmel does a good job right there, of course, of reminding his audience,
again, likely a not completely political audience, but reminding them of the temper tantrums
that Donald Trump was known to throw while president of the United States, a man in his
mid seventies at the time, throwing plates at the wall because he didn't get his way.
I mean, I'm sure anybody, uh, wi with children remembers when your kids were, you know, in
their twos and threes, and every now and then, they'd, you know, throw a plate off the high
chair. And yeah, Trump did that in his seventies, and Kimmel once again does a great job of
reminding his audience that this is who this guy is. But Kimmel didn't stop there. He said
about Donald Trump trying to delay his trials. He said, in fact, he's trying to delay all
his trials. He's a real delay hole. This guy, it's kind of funny, I get the play old words,
a-hole, delay hole. Uh, but then he also referred to Donald Trump, and this is my favorite as
future ee Donald Trump. A strong implication, obviously, that Donald Trump going to prison
perhaps sometime in the near future, which all of these little things, and I talk about
this every time I, I end up talking about Kimmel because it is so powerful.
You know, you are watching this segment right now because you are seeking out political
news. When you turn on a late night TV host, you are not looking for political news. So
getting it by accident, getting it from a comedian, getting it in a humorous way, a
helps to bring these issues to a bigger audience. That is the importance of this, that is the
power of it. People weren't tuning in because they wanted to know the latest news on Donald
Trump. They'll go to the news for that. But when you're getting it, when you don't mean
to get it, that's when things actually tend to stick a little bit better. When you can
put the humorous imagery in there, like the, the ketchup plates going against
The wall, referring to the president as future ee. Those are things that, believe it or not,
do actually stick with people as they move forward. You may not remember the latest stats
and figures or the testimonies, or how Trump inflated this price by X amount, or, you know,
the, the latest poverty statistics in the red states, or, but you remember the image
of Donald Trump in a striped jumpsuit going to jail. You remember the image of Donald
Trump as a giant man, toddler throwing a plate of ketchup against the wall. And that's why
I love that these late night talk show hosts do this, whether it's Kimmel, uh, you know,
Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers does a really great job of it too. Uh, pretty much anybody
but Jimmy Fallon , you know, but everybody else does a good job. And that's why I love
talking about this, because again, it's an audience that doesn't otherwise get this kind
of political news, but they're getting it whether they want it or not. That's why this
is powerful. That's why it works, and that's why those voices have become so important
to this, to the voters of this country. You know, I hope they continue. I hope it doesn't,
you know, turn off too many people. I know the Trump supporters don't like it, but believe
it or not, with as crappy as the regular news is these days, these late night talk show
hosts are performing a very valuable service for the voters in this country.