Jimmy Kimmel mocks Trump’s Epstein denial with viral video montage

The late-night host aired clips highlighting Trump’s past remarks as questions over the Epstein files resurface.

Jimmy Kimmel is once again taking aim at President Donald Trump, this time over his latest denial of ties to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

On Jimmy Kimmel Live! Tuesday night, the comedian aired a “damning supercut” that compiled clips of Trump speaking about Epstein and women over the years, following Attorney General Pam Bondi’s evasive answers about the ongoing Epstein investigation.

Kimmel pointed out Bondi’s refusal to directly deny the existence of photos showing Trump and Epstein with “half-naked young women,” quipping, “Didn’t hear the word ‘no’ there, did you?”

The late-night host went on to mock Trump’s attempts to distance himself from Epstein, particularly his denial of having written a strange birthday note to the disgraced financier inside the outline of a nude woman, a message Trump called “nonsense.”

“Interesting denial,” Kimmel said, before playing a montage of Trump using the same kind of language featured in the note.

“Does he use the words and phrases in that letter? That’s not for me to say. It’s for you to decide.”

 

 

 

 

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Kimmel ended the segment with his signature sarcasm: “One thing we know for sure, Trump doesn’t want anyone seeing those files. And if you’ve ever walked in on your teenager slamming their laptop shut, you know exactly why.”

The Epstein case, and its long shadow over Trump’s social circle, continues to stir public interest as pressure mounts for the full release of the FBI’s files.