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Jimmy Kimmel defends Melania Trump ‘widow’ joke after WHCD shooting: monologue
In Monday evening's monologue, the comedian poked fun at the first lady "putting out a statement that [he] be fired from his job."
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The late-night comedian said that he agrees with rejecting violence and hateful rhetoric but that the President should lead as an example.
In Monday evening's monologue, the comedian poked fun at the first lady "putting out a statement that [he] be fired from his job."