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Jimmy Kimmel Mocks Mullin's Homeland Security Role

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Jimmy Kimmel mocked Markwayne Mullins appointment as Homeland Security Secretary, highlighting his plumbing and MMA background. Trump and media figures defended Mullin, praising his real-world skills and political record. The controversy underscores late-night TVs influence on Washington politics.

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Jimmy Kimmel Mocks Mullin's Homeland Security Role

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Jimmy Kimmel Mocks Mullin's Homeland Security Role. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 27, Jimmy Kimmel took aim at Mark Wayne Mullin on a recent episode of his late-night show. The comedian called out Mullin's new role as Secretary of Homeland Security, pointing to his earlier jobs as a plumber and mixed martial arts fighter. As proof, he lacks the right experience. Kimmel suggested it was a stretch for someone with that background to handle national security threats. The appointment came after President Donald Trump shook up his cabinet. He removed Christie Knowham from the Homeland Security Post and named her special envoy for the shield of the Americas instead. Mullin, a former senator from Oklahoma, stepped right into the vacancy. Plenty of people pushed back against Kimmel's routine. Trump himself fired off criticism and several media figures jumped in to defend Mullin. They argued the host overlooked the nominee's real-world skills and political track record. So far, no further comments from Kimmel, but the clip has spread widely online. Supporters say Mullin's hands on past a makes him tougher and more practical for the job.

Tenges like this show how late-night TV keeps stirring the pot in Washington politics. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story.

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