Kimmel Slams Trump's Iran Threats, Dementia Comparison

0:00It's April 8th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, AI-powered stories from the world of fame. I'm Cory with the story. Jimmy Kimmel went off on Donald Trump during his Tuesday monologue on Jimmy Kimmel live, slamming the former president's wild threats against Iran. Trump had said a hard deadline of 5 p.m. Pacific time for Iran to open up or face total destruction, even tweeting that a whole civilization could, die that night. But then he extended it by two weeks at Pakistan's request following their push for more talks. Kimmel called it the most dangerous episode yet of what he dubs, the celebrity president, comparing the D-Day vibe to dementia instead of Normandy. He mocked how Trump always builds up to doomsday threats, gets everyone panicked, then pushes it back, like clockwork. The crowd jeered at the idea of wiping out civilizations and Kimmel agreed, playing up the absurdity. He highlighted Trump's habit of giving two weeks notice on big decisions, rolling a

1:02reel of past clips where the former apprentice host keeps delaying, action like a flaky employee. Even some of Trump's own circle is turning, with folks like Marjorie Taylor Greene, Candace Owens, and ex-com director Anthony Scaramucci calling for. The 25th Amendment to sideline him, Kimmel noted you know it's rough when the wagons think he's too out there. What might hope this Iran drama pulls focus from his name popping up thousands of times in those Trump-Evstein files, but Kimmel says no chance that. Stories sticking around for the long haul.