Jimmy Kimmel To Donald Trump After President’s Latest Call For His Firing: “I’ll Go When You Go”

Jimmy Kimmel recently responded to former President Donald Trump's call for him to be fired from ABC, stating, 'I’ll go when you go.' This remark came after Trump criticized Kimmel on social media, labeling him as lacking talent and demanding his removal from the air. Kimmel's comeback highlights the ongoing tension between the late-night host and the former president.

Janelle James, a cast member of 'Abbott Elementary,' discussed the challenges faced in casting child actors for the show, noting a lack of representation among dark-skinned Black children with agents. This issue has been particularly significant given the show's setting in a predominantly Black elementary school.

George Clooney entertained a London audience with humorous remarks about President Trump and Brad Pitt, while also sharing a recent humorous insult from his son. The actor was in conversation with broadcaster Edith Bowman, promoting his latest film 'Jay Kelly,' which explores themes of self-discovery.

Donald Trump and Zohran Mamdani met in the Oval Office, surprising many with their positive interaction. The meeting, which took place in Queens, NYC, was characterized by mutual praise and a friendly atmosphere, showcasing an unexpected camaraderie between the two figures.

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) announced his candidacy for governor of California during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Thursday. Swalwell is entering a competitive race to succeed Gavin Newsom, who is currently in office. He humorously remarked that the president would not appreciate the show.

Whitney Leavitt expressed her emotional reaction to being eliminated from 'Dancing with the Stars' just before the Season 34 finale. The star of 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' shared a tearful video on social media, reflecting on the bittersweet nature of her departure from the competition after the semi-finals, which featured performances during 'Prince Week.'

Jimmy Kimmel recently faced criticism from former President Donald Trump after Kimmel's monologue referenced the Epstein files. This incident follows Kimmel's previous controversy that led to his show being temporarily taken off the air due to comments about right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk's death.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defended Donald Trump after he referred to a reporter as 'piggy' during a recent incident on Air Force One. The remark was made as Trump responded to a follow-up question from Bloomberg's Catherine Lucey regarding the Jeffrey Epstein files. Leavitt attempted to frame the president's outburst in a positive light amidst criticism.