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On his Tuesday show, the ABC host addressed former President Donald Trump’s high-profile defamation filing against the publication for $15 billion.

“Where does Trump even come up with these numbers?” he joked. “It’s like the kind of thing young ones make up when talking about wealth.”

He also highlighted the irony in suing a newspaper Trump has often claimed is “struggling.”

Kimmel suggested that the lawsuit will likely not succeed, adding that the legal filing in itself comes across like “an extensive puff piece” of the president’s appearances.

Exploiting on a Murder

At the same time, Kimmel shifted his attention to the way certain Maga-aligned figures are reacting to the murder of commentator the activist.

Kimmel particularly called out remarks by JD Vance, who suggested without evidence that “most of the violent actors in American society today are proud members of the left-wing.”

“And by ‘objective reality’, Vance is saying ‘complete bullshit’,” the host responded.

Kimmel further referenced the deletion of a federal study that had pointed to far-right violence as the leading source of extremist violence in the US.

Stephen Colbert Jokes About Trump’s UK Visit

On another program, the CBS host joked about his recent award victory before shifting to the president’s ongoing trip to the UK.

Colbert commented that Trump was keeping a surprisingly discreet presence, staying away from public appearances and staying largely inside the castle.

Demonstrators, however, managed to make their presence felt by displaying a giant sign featuring an old image of the president with the disgraced financier.

“What will they use with it after the state visit is done?” the host joked. “Maybe ‘Children, we have a new parachute for this week’s class.’”

The Late Night Host on the President’s Cryptocurrency Transactions

The NBC host discussed a investigative piece that uncovered how the Trump allegedly made approximately $2 billion through blockchain transactions with the UAE.

In exchange, the UAE government obtained privileges to cutting-edge processors.

“That sounds clearly shady,” Meyers commented, mocking Trump’s tendency to change the subject to rave about the new White House ballroom when asked about serious topics.

The host additionally ridiculed the president for warning an foreign journalist that he would report him to the PM.

“What a childish move,” Meyers joked. “You think that will scare an Australian? People there live with creatures the dimensions of dinner plates.”

Although the controversies, he pointed out that the president’s approval rating are at an all-time low, implying that most Americans do not support his policies.