In a recent rally, Donald Trump sparked curiosity by bringing up the iconic late-night host Johnny Carson. His comments about Carson and the current state of late-night television raised eyebrows and garnered mixed reactions from the public and media.

Donald Trump railed against the state of late night television during a Sept. 23 rally in Pennsylvania for his presidential campaign. He claimed the late night shows hosted by Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel are “all dying” and added: “These three guys are so bad.

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Tuesday’s (September 24) edition of The View kicked off with, as usual, a “Hot Topics” review of the latest headline-making stories, and of course, Donald Trump‘s latest rally speech made for the first order of business for the discussion — with an interesting television twist involving Jimmy Kimmel and his late-night show.

Former President Donald Trump took aim at late-night host Jimmy Kimmel during a rally in Pennsylvania on September 23, 2024. Trump criticized Kimmel for mocking him at the Oscars and expressed a desire for the return of iconic host Johnny Carson,

Donald Trump is lashing out at late night comics for relentlessly mocking him. He wants to bring back the original king of late night: Johnny Carson. Trump may not recall it, but even way back then Carson also poked fun of him.

Donald Trump went off about late-night hosts during a September 23 rally in Pennsylvania for his presidential campaign and claimed Johnny Carson, who died in 2005, needed to be back on the small screen.

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