Jimmy Kimmel hasn’t given up satirizing our TACO President. Trump went to New York City to address the UN and had issues with the teleprompter and the sound system. If that wasn’t enough, he had a problem with the escalator. When I saw that scene in the news, I thought of Charlie Chaplin dealing with an escalator.

Trump didn’t have Chaplin’s problems. Melania had stepped onto the moving escalator, followed by Trump. The next second, it stopped. This is Kimmel describing the incident.

Interestingly, Trump doesn’t know what to do and looks around for help. More fascinating and revealing, Melania merely walks up the stalled escalator without turning around, showing the way for her beloved husband.

Then Kimmel addresses RFK Jr.’s leadership of the Health and Human Services. In a recent Quinnipiac poll, 57% of Americans weren’t confident in the medical information provided by the head of HHS. According to Kimmel, the other 43% followed his advice and died.

Kimmel uses satire to combine the health of Americans, as well as Kennedy’s brain worm questions related to his leadership at HHS.

Kimmel moves on to Brendan Carr, the head of the FCC, whose approval rating is 19%. That talking head is parroting his boss regarding outlawing TV licenses, and Trump outlawing drugs, and just recently, Tylenol.

Our very stable genius, the TACO President, announces to women not to take Tylenol during pregnancy due to causing autism. He can’t pronounce the word acetaminophen until RFK Jr., who is standing to Trump’s right, quietly tells him the pronunciation. Finally, Trump turns to Kennedy and asks him whether his pronunciation was okay. Beyond his struggles with elocution, Trump has trouble reading all of his notes. It also looked like Trump was either drunk or very sleepy.

I wonder how a thousand women, who were very young and were victims of Epstein\'s sex trafficking, thought about Trump telling women to “tough it out.”

Additionally, Trump thinks that the UN, FCC, and RFK Jr. conspiracies will divert attention from the Epstein files. They won’t.