Trump launches new attack on Jimmy Kimmel

Donald Trump settled his long-running feud with Jimmy Kimmel after a month.

Trump, 79, made his final remarks Saturday in the Oval Office before accepting the 625 Kennedy Award.

An official gala, which Trump will host on Sunday, marks the first time a sitting president has hosted a function.

“The president of the United States has started a president that we have never presented before,” said the president of the United States before dismissing the team at the end of the night for “shocking” instead. Deadlines.

“I’m sure they’ll give me great reviews, right? They’ll say him [Trump] It was very bad, it was very bad. It was a horrible situation. No, we’ll be fine. “

He then put it on late night television. “I watched some of the hosts. Jimmy Kimmel was horrible,” Trump said. “If I can’t beat Jimmy Kimmel in terms of talent, then I don’t think I should be president.”

Kimmel previously appeared at the Kennedy Center Honors in 2012 to greet David Davidman.

Kimmel’s history with Trump has grown into a very controversial one, and has only gotten stronger since then Jimmy Kimmel Live! He was suspended for six days in September for comments he made following the death of Charlie Kirk.

Trump also mocked Kimmel for being “fired incompetently,” and later attacked the public life as “a man with no talent and very poor television ratings,” urging, “