Jimmy Kimmel endorsed Donald Trump on Tuesday after the former president was fined $9,000 for multiple violations of a court order in the Stormy Daniels hush money lawsuit.
“I believe that’s inappropriate,” Kimmel commented sarcastically. The lawsuit relates to allegations that he provided monetary compensation to a woman in exchange for her silence. For now, he is no longer silent; Is it their responsibility to compensate them? This is illogical. They are exploiting his occupation to his detriment.
In this case, Trump has compared himself to Jesus and Kimmel has taken that connection further.
“This is similar to the crucifixion of Jesus, who was a skilled carpenter and was nailed to a wooden cross.” “Think about it,” Kimmel said. “Get information on this topic in your Trump-branded Bible.”
Judge Juan Merchan warned that any additional violations of the gag order could result in imprisonment. Kimmel suggested that Melania Trump could take this opportunity to put her husband in jail.
“Melania expressed her opinion that one should not allow a judge to dictate one’s actions.” Continue to violate. “Act with courage and strength,” Kimmel said.
Watch his speech on Tuesday night for more details.
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