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‘Tone-Deaf Comedy Jam’
President Trump’s “‘Tone-Deaf Comedy Jam’ got tripped up by a heckler,” Jimmy Kimmel said on Tuesday, after a protester at a Mississippi rally told Trump where he should “shove that ballroom.”
“Wouldn’t it be a shame if people started yelling that everywhere he goes?” Kimmel said before holding up a red T-shirt with the heckler’s sentiment printed in big block letters.
“You know what would be even worse? If people started printing it on shirts? Please, please don’t do this at his next rally tomorrow in Ohio. Or the next one in South Carolina. Please. It’s beneath us.” — JIMMY KIMMEL
“I‘m not a polling expert, but Trump getting heckled in Mississippi might not be a great sign for Republicans. I’m just saying. That’s like Bernie Sanders getting heckled in the vegan aisle of a Trader Joe’s.” — JIMMY FALLON
The Punchiest Punchlines (One Week Out Edition)
“You know, we’re exactly a week away from the midterm elections, which will decide whether Republicans retain control of Congress or whether it was stolen by a caravan of woke dog-eating transgender immigrants.” — JIMMY KIMMEL
“The midterms are a week away. Hard to believe, isn’t it? Only two more weeks until there’s two more years until there’s 90 days until the next insurrection.” — SETH MEYERS
“Well, guys, we are officially one week away from midterm elections. Yeah, it’s the final sprint to Election Day, and President Trump is traveling all across the country trying to compliment as many people’s butts as he possibly can.” — JIMMY FALLON
The Bits Worth Watching
The BAFTA-winning comedian and actor Morgana Robinson discussed her role in the new movie, “Ali G: Who Iz I,” on Tuesday’s “Daily Show.”
What We’re Excited About on Wednesday Night
The star of “Newlyweds,” Jamie Lee Curtis, will appear on Wednesday’s “Tonight Show.”
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Jake Gyllenhaal, Seth Rogen and other cast and crew members from “Donne Darko” recall how the 2001 sci-fi indie film became a cult classic after bombing 25 years ago.
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