Jimmy Kimmel Reveals The Most 'Dangerous' Influence On Trump Yet

Cleto Escobedo, the bandleader for Jimmy Kimmel, passed away, with the cause of death revealed shortly after Kimmel's announcement. Escobedo's death was announced less than a week prior, leaving fans and colleagues in mourning.

Seth Meyers, the host of 'Late Night,' has humorously pointed out what he believes to be a significant indication of President Trump's anxiety regarding the Epstein emails. He criticized the 'crazy' manner in which the Trump administration is handling the situation, suggesting that this response reflects a deeper panic about the implications of the Epstein case.

US President Donald Trump has announced his intention to sue the BBC for at least $1 billion over the editing of a speech he delivered in 2021, which was featured in the Panorama documentary. Trump claims that the edit misrepresented his statements, prompting him to take legal action against the broadcaster.

New information has emerged regarding the death of Cleto Escobedo III, the band leader for Jimmy Kimmel. He passed away at the age of 59, and the immediate cause of his death has been revealed. Further details about the circumstances surrounding his passing are expected to be disclosed in the coming days.

Cleto Escobedo III, the musical director of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, passed away at the age of 59. His death certificate revealed that he died from cardiogenic shock, which impaired his heart's ability to pump blood. Underlying causes included vasodilatory shock. Jimmy Kimmel expressed his sorrow over the loss of his friend and collaborator.

Jimmy Kimmel shared insights into the passing of his close friend, Cleto Escobedo III, who died at the age of 59. Kimmel, the host of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, expressed his grief and fond memories of Escobedo, who served as the band leader on his show. The announcement came less than a week after Escobedo's death, highlighting their deep friendship and the impact of his loss on Kimmel.

Jon Stewart recently made a bold prediction regarding the reaction of MAGA supporters if former President Trump is found in the Epstein files. During a segment, he humorously remarked, 'They didn’t play pickleball. They played tickleball,' highlighting the absurdity of the situation. This statement reflects Stewart's characteristic blend of humor and social commentary. The discussion comes amid ongoing scrutiny of Trump's connections and the implications they may have for his supporters.

The BBC has issued an apology to US President Donald Trump regarding an edit made to a 2021 speech in its Panorama program. However, the corporation has declined to pay any compensation. Trump's legal team has threatened to sue the BBC for $1 billion (£759 million) over the matter.