All articles tagged with #political humor
David Spade says Jelly Roll’s Trump-bashing on Jimmy Kimmel Live! was funny but too political for the show, arguing Jelly Roll hit back at Trump’s rhetoric while acknowledging the program’s increasingly political tone. The piece also notes Jelly Roll’s weight loss (about 300 pounds) and his quip that he’s “lost an entire Donald Trump.”
During a Jimmy Kimmel Live! guest-host stint, Ike Barinholtz joked about Sen. Lindsey Graham’s death and teased a heartfelt tribute, then mocked Mitch McConnell’s health scare while remarking on healthcare access; the remarks come after Graham’s reported death at 71 and McConnell’s recent hospital stay.
Robert De Niro delivered a pointed joke that targeted Donald Trump without naming him, at a recent appearance, signaling his ongoing critique of the former president and adding a political edge to his celebrity remarks.
Comedian Conan O’Brien took aim at Donald Trump during the Oscars’ opening and between presenter moments, delivering political quips such as a joke about renaming the Kennedy Center and MAGA-era moves, highlighting his sharp, nonpartisan humor and Oscar-host legacy.
Jimmy Kimmel celebrated the Democratic victories in the recent elections, mocking Donald Trump's poor reaction and highlighting his excuses for Republican losses, while also criticizing his handling of the government shutdown and supporting community aid efforts.
Jimmy Fallon deflects Trump's calls for his firing, emphasizing that 'The Tonight Show' has never been highly political and aims to entertain by poking fun at both sides, despite Trump's criticism and past controversies involving the show.
South Park's latest episode satirizes the Jimmy Kimmel controversy by depicting FCC chair Brendan Carr suffering slapstick misfortunes, including being covered in cat litter, as a humorous critique of recent political and media conflicts.
In a satirical episode of South Park, Donald Trump and Satan are revealed to be a couple expecting their first child, with the episode humorously exploring tariffs, media coverage, and the bizarre relationship, culminating in the revelation that Satan is pregnant and the media's obsession with their relationship.
John Oliver and Jon Stewart dismiss Jay Leno's advice on political comedy, criticizing his approach to audience engagement, amid ongoing debates about late-night TV's direction and recent cancellations. Oliver emphasizes the importance of independence and awards like Emmys for his show's longevity.
Jay Leno criticizes late-night hosts for focusing political jokes on only half their audience, emphasizing the importance of humor that appeals to everyone and avoids alienating viewers by leaning too heavily to one side.
Jay Leno criticizes modern late night hosts for alienating viewers by taking political sides, advocating for comedy that appeals to the whole audience without political bias, contrasting with current hosts like Stephen Colbert who openly express political opinions.
Jay Leno criticizes modern political late-night hosts for targeting only one side of the ideological spectrum, arguing that comedy should aim to entertain the whole audience rather than deliver partisan lectures, and emphasizing the importance of humor that appeals broadly without alienating viewers.
Stephen Colbert humorously speculates that Elon Musk's apparent disenchantment with Trump might be due to the effects of ketamine wearing off, highlighting Musk's criticism of Trump's policies and the chaotic nature of political decision-making.
Jimmy Kimmel humorously critiques Donald Trump's Memorial Day activities, including his social media posts, West Point speech, and a VIP dinner for crypto investors, highlighting Trump's self-involved and controversial behavior.
President Biden poked fun at his age and mental fitness during the Gridiron Club and Foundation dinner, turning the tables on journalists with a joke about his and Trump's presidential candidacy. He also took jabs at Trump's financial troubles, while Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer delivered speeches at the event, with Cox receiving a standing ovation. The dinner featured political humor and skits aimed at both Republicans and Democrats, with Whitmer ending her speech on a suggestive note.