Jimmy Kimmel recently appeared on Ted Danson’s podcast and tried to shame Christians over the fact that Trump is enforcing U.S. immigration laws.
On a side note, who knew that Ted Danson has a podcast now? It’s like every washed up Hollywood type now has a podcast.
It’s so typical for Kimmel to do this. Liberals love to use the faith of Christians against them. Everyone knows Kimmel has no respect for people of faith, he’s just using this as a point of attack for political points.
Breitbart News reports:
ABC late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel claimed that Christianity is “perverted” as he attacked President Donald Trump’s immigration policies in an appearance on Ted Danson’s podcast released on Thursday.
Kimmel also deigned to speak for Jesus as he complained that Catholicism has been “co-opted” in America today.
“It especially bothers me being brought up Catholic in a very positive Catholic environment, that Christianity has been co-opted and perverted in such a way and that I find especially upsetting. And that I think about what Jesus would think of this stuff, and I mean it seems pretty plain that he wouldn’t think it’s great,” the ratings-killing late-night host told the actor.
In the podcast — recorded before Kimmel was suspended for claiming Charlie Kirk’s murderer was a MAGA supporter — Kimmel claimed that Jesus would oppose people being arrested over their immigrations tatus.
“That he wouldn’t approve of nannies being yanked out of the park and thrust into a van to be returned to their home countries because their paperwork is not in order, that just all really seems very obvious to me,” he exclaimed.
Here’s the clip:
Jimmy Kimmel asks “what Jesus would think about” Trump enforcing our immigration laws pic.twitter.com/NwC7gFYala
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There is actually an internet meme that perfectly describes what Kimmel is doing here. You may have seen this:
He did the meme! pic.twitter.com/zdkDp2eWJ9
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Kimmel should stick to making his TV show that no one watches. When he tries to discuss matters of faith and to guilt Christians over the enforcement of laws, he just makes a fool of himself.