Jimmy Kimmel On Trump Verdict: “No President Has Ever Been Convicted More”

Jimmy Kimmel wasted no time weighing in on the Trump verdict Thursday night, revealing he “had to rewrite his entire monologue” following the announcement. “It was a big afternoon in New York and for the United States of America. We have a verdict in the case of the People vs. OJ..I mean DJ…Donald John Trump […]

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