After Joe Biden apparently Calling Trump Supporters “Trash.” On Tuesday, Donald Trump tried to capitalize on the blunder dress up in an orange vest and taking pictures in a garbage truck. Late night host Jimmy Kimmel was not impressed.

“He went out and rented a garbage truck and put his name on the side,” Kimmel marveled in his Wednesday monologue. ‘Shouldn’t they have put him in the back? The waste goes in the back of the truck.”

Kimmel showed a photo of Trump in an orange vest and noted, “It really brings out the orange in his face, I have to say.”

Kimmel also mocked the right-wing response on Biden’s comments for being overdramatic. “Joe Biden should drop out of this race immediately,” he joked, noting: “Over the past week, Donald Trump has been referring to America as a garbage can several times a day.”

The host argued that the real reason Trump is leaning so hard on Biden’s “garbage” comment is to distract from the controversy surrounding comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s statements. infamous joke during Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden last Sunday, where he called Puerto Rico a ‘floating island of waste’.

“This mess is a serious problem for (Trump),” Kimmel noted. “He is facing a storm of anger from the Latino population. Bad bunny, J-Lo, Ricky Martin have all spoken out in support of Kamala Harris this week. But instead of apologizing, which he doesn’t, he talked about it with a well-known advocate of racial tolerance. Sean Hannity.”

Kimmel played one interview clip of Trump telling Hannity, “I’ve done more for Puerto Rico than any president I think has ever been president… Every time I go out I see someone from Puerto Rico, they give me a hug and a kiss.”

“Yeah, that definitely happens every time he goes outside,” Kimmel joked.

Referring to Trump’s controversial response When Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico in 2017, Kimmel added: “He has a point: No president in history has had more roles with paper towels against the Puerto Rican people than Donald Trump.”

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