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Jimmy Kimmel Turns Donald Trump’s Midterm Defeat Into a Scathing Takedown: ‘Nobody Wants You’

Kimmel mocked Trump’s blame game and Oval Office plan after Democrats flipped both chambers, saying the president’s priorities are out of step with voters.

  • On Wednesday, comedian Jimmy Kimmel roasted President Donald Trump following midterm elections where Democrats took Congress, demanding he "Resign" and criticizing his refusal to accept responsibility for GOP losses.
  • Trump claimed on Truth Social that Republicans would have won "IN A LANDSLIDE" had he been on the ballot, but Kimmel dismissed this assertion as "such c**p," citing weakness in the president's handpicked candidates.
  • White House spokesperson Danny Ingle called Kimmel a "no-talent loser," prompting the host to retort, "today seems like a bad day to call me a loser," while noting Trump's handpicked candidates Darline Graham and Thom Tillis lost their races.
  • Branding the president "a spoiled child" who never learned "anything about manners or sportsmanship or simple common decency," Kimmel criticized Trump's choice of running mate Vance, suggesting it cost Republicans an Ohio Senate seat.
  • Concluding his monologue, Kimmel advised Trump to "Take that billion dollars' worth of crypto, buy an island," suggesting "Maybe Epstein's island," before telling the president, "Just shut up, please.
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"Our elections are so rigged, you have no idea," said the US President, who refuses to take responsibility for the Republican defeat in the mid-term elections.

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In the aftermath of the beat at midterm Donald Trump returns to attack the American electoral system. (ANSA)

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The Toronto Star broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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