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Late night host Jimmy Kimmel called out Vice President JD Vance Tuesday after the vice president hosted a podcast by American Turnaround founder Charlie Kirk a few days after his assassination.
“At the same time, many of Maga-Land are trying to capitalize on Charlie Kirk’s murder. Yesterday, JD Vance himself famously called Trump’s “America’s Hitler”, who hosted Charlie Kirk’s podcast from the White House, from which he pointed out his little mascara, with Mascara staining his little fingers.
During the Kirk performance “Most of the lunatics in American politics today are proud members of the most leftist,” Vance said.
“By ‘statistic facts, he means the full bull—” Kimmel said after playing Vance’s video.
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Jimmy Kimmel, “The Host of Jimmy Kimmel Live!” in the June 16, 2025 show. (Randy Holmes/Disney via Getty Images)
Kimmel then mentioned the Capitol riot on January 6, noting Call “Hanging Mike Pence”, The former vice president was in Trump’s first term.
The owner added: “They can attack people on the dangerous left. Are they a bunch of sissy kimchi players who were hit by tennis because they were too scared?
Kimmel suggests Monday The so-called Kirk Assassin is part of the “Magian Gang” and the White House is hitting a “new low” in an attempt to portray the suspect, 22-year-old Utah native Tyler Robinson, who is not in line with the “Magman” movement.
“We had some new lows over the weekend, and the Margot Gang desperately tried to describe the child who murdered Charlie Kirk, except for one of them, and did everything possible to get political points from it.”
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FBI officials and Utah Gov. Spencer Cox say Robinson Have a “leftist ideology” In recent years, it has become increasingly radical.
“It’s obviously an ideologically motivated attack,” FBI Deputy Director: ” Dan Bongino tells Fox News on Monday.
Kirk was shot dead last week at a campus event at Utah Valley University. Afterward, Kimmel issued a statement mourning conservative activists.
“Instead of pointing his angry fingers, can we one day agree that shooting another person is terrible and terrible?” Kimmel wrote On Instagram. “On behalf of my family, we send love to Kirks and to all the children, parents and innocent people who have become victims of meaningless gun violence.”
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Fox News’s Lindsay Kornick contributed to the report.
