Donald Trump Wanted the Government to Investigate Jimmy Kimmel for Making Fun of Him
Published June 23, 2021
This video has 1.89M views and 31.8K likes, ranking #1,437,303 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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1,895,145
Likes
31,833
Comments
3,201
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The Daily Beast says that in 2019 Donald Trump wanted to investigate Jimmy for making fun of him, Trump is apparently still running for President, we learned that between March of last year and March this year 881 Secret Service employees tested positive for COVID, a map was released of the most misspelled words in eac…
- Published
- June 23, 2021
- Made for kids
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