Skip to content
Independent reporting

Jimmy Kimmel Used The Oscars To Take Jabs At The GOP And Trump [Video]

Jimmy Kimmel Used The Oscars To Take Jabs At The GOP And Trump [Video]
Share X Facebook Email

Hollywood Hack, Jimmy Kimmel, Shows Us Just How Dried Up His Material Really is, again.

What do you do when you run out of jokes? According to Jimmy Kimmel, you bash President Trump. The late-night host spends too much time talking about President Trump and not enough time researching facts about him. At the Oscars, Kimmel proved his material is running thin with a few dry puns at Trump and VP Pence. Take a look.

Watch

As Reported Byย ย Tyler McCarthyย with Fox News:

The 90th annual Academy Awards kicked off Sunday with returning host Jimmy Kimmel taking the stage encouraging positivity, before quickly taking jabs at President Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, and even Fox News viewers.

Despite calling for a show filled with positivity, both the host and stars like Common, Kumail Nanjiani and Lupita Nyong’o made the movie-centric show political.

Kimmel began with an old-timey announcement in which he listed the stars in attendance, making his first political jab with โ€œBlack Pantherโ€ actress Lupita Nyongโ€™o.

โ€œThe stunning Lupita Nyongโ€™o, she was born in Mexico and raised in Kenya,โ€ Kimmel said at the top of the show. โ€œLet the tweetstorm from the president’s toilet begin!โ€

From there, the host launched into a positive monologue that poked fun at the whirlwind year in Hollywood, which saw the #MeToo and Timeโ€™s Up movements dominate the headlines and previous award shows. In commenting on the yearโ€™s diversity, he highlighted โ€œGet Outโ€ helmer Jordan Peele.

โ€œJordan is only the first person in 90 years to be nominated for directing, writing and best picture for his debut film,โ€ he said. โ€œWhat a debut it was. None other than President Trump called โ€˜Get Outโ€™ the best first three quarters of a movie this year.โ€

Share X Facebook Email

The Daily Brief

The dayโ€™s essential headlines, without the noise.

A concise briefing delivered directly to your inbox.

Free to join. Unsubscribe any time.

Powered by Reach Response