Jimmy Kimmel spotted a moment of irony from President Donald Trump as he railed against bullies earlier this week. “You know bullies? You know what a bully is, right?” Trump asked reporters at a White House event.

That prompted Kimmel to quip, “Does he have any self-awarness at all? The character of Biff in Back to the Future is based on him and that was 30 years before he became president.” Back to the Future writer Bob Gale confirmed in 2015 that the movie’s villain is, indeed, based on Trump.

Jimmy Kimmel said President Donald Trump “pretends” he’s a Christian to keep his evangelical supporters happy by going to events such as this week’s National Prayer Breakfast.

He then took aim at Trump’s family to drive the point home. “Listen, the fact of the matter is, Trump loves plastic, most of his wives are made of plastic,” Kimmel joked. He

Jimmy Kimmel, like, we presume, a lot of people reading this, was greatly amused by the moment in Donald Trump's post-Super Bowl interview with Fox News. Specifically, the moment Trump flatly said "no" when asked if he considered Vice President JD Vance his successor.

Jimmy Kimmel said President Donald Trump probably wasn’t too pleased to see the latest issue of Time magazine, which features Elon Musk sitting behind the Oval Office’s Resolute Desk. “This is the kind of thing that will really set Trump off,