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Jimmy Kimmel is an actor and producer. He is known for Jimmy Kimmel Live! (2003), The Man Show (1999) and Win Ben Stein's Money (1997).

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Jimmy Kimmel Has Epic Reaction to Trump’s Humiliating Election Loss

Jimmy Kimmel was the only late-night host to air a new episode after polls closed during Tuesday’s (November 3) midterm elections, and he wasted no time mocking President Donald Trump. Most late-night shows skipped new episodes on election night, with the exception of The Daily Show, which taped its episode before polls closed, and Jimmy Kimmel Live!, which reportedly filmed later than usual to allow Kimmel to react to some of the early results. As the night unfolded, it became increasingly clear that the blue wave was happening. “They’re not just calling it a blue wave, but a blue tsunami, despite the fact no one knows tsunami has a T in it,

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Jimmy Kimmel Celebrates Midterm Election ‘Blue Tsunami’: ‘Now the Red Wedding Begins’

Jimmy Kimmel recapped last night’s midterm election on Jimmy Kimmel Live, celebrating the wins for the Democrats and the losses for Donald Trump. Although not all of the results were called when the episode aired last night, Kimmel did declare it a blue wave victory. “And not just a blue wave, a blue tsunami,” Kimmel noted. “One election model from Harvard said the chances of Republicans keeping the House tonight was as likely as rolling the number 20 on a 20-sided dice. They could have just said five percent, but

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Kimmel Bashes Trump After Democrats’ Midterms “Tsunami”: “The Only Ass on His Mind Is the One That Just Got Handed to Him”

Jimmy Kimmel became the first late night host to take on the results of the 2026 midterm elections late Tuesday night. While none of the major late night shows went live on election night, ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! reportedly taped later than usual on Tuesday night to react to some of the early returns. Comedy Central’s The Daily Show was the only other major late night show to air a new episode Tuesday night, but that was taped before many of the polls closed. Stephen Colbert regularly took his Late Show live on election nights, but, of course, CBS canceled his show last year and it came to an end in May. Kimmel’s late taping allowed the host to get in some early jokes on a night that saw the Democrats projected to win both the House and the Senate amid historic, surprise victories in Georgia, Texas, Ohio,

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Midterm Elections: Democrats Take Control Of Congress, Riding Big Wins In Texas, Michigan, Georgia & Maine

Updated with Talarico, El-Seyed results, 12:05 a.m. Pt/3:05 a.m. Et Wednesday: James Talarico, whose upset victory in Texas helped form the Democrats’ new majority in the Senate, gave a victory speech Tuesday night in which he invoked his faith and a message of unity. Across the nation, that unity manifested as a historic blue wave that transformed the political landscape and secured Democratic majorities in the Senate and the House of Representatives. Those transformations came in places like the once deep-red Lone Star state, but also in Georgia, Kansas, Ohio and in Michigan with Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate seat win. GOP dynasties were toppled in South Carolina and Maine, Gina Hinojosa denied Greg Abbott a fourth term as Texas governor to become that state’s first Latina leader, and nearby, ex-Interior Secretary Deb Haaland New Mexico’s win means she will be the nation’s first female Native American governor.

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Hollywood Celebrates Midterm Results: “The Blue Wave Made Landfall, And Now The Red Wedding Begins,” Says Jimmy Kimmel

After collectively holding is breath, much of Hollywood breathed a sigh of relief Tuesday night as Democrats posted a stunning electoral rebuke of President Donald Trump, his policies and the candidates he backed. By 9 p.m. Pt, the blue wave had become a blue tsunami, sweeping liberal candidates into the majority in the U.S. House of Representative and Senate. Additionally, Georgia, Iowa, Ohio and Texas all flipped to Democratic governors. Those celebrating the victories included Jimmy Kimmel who, in his monologue, referenced Trump’s recent fascination with other peoples’ posteroirs. “After all the talk about Nicki Minaj’s ass, Jon Husted’s ass…the only ass on Trump’s mind tonight is the one that just got handed to him,” joked Kimmel. “What we do know for sure is that Democrats have officially taken the House. Thanks to President Trump. Blob Vila flipped another House!,” Kimmel said, adding, “The blue wave made landfall,

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What Election Day Commentators Are Saying: Trump Rants, Hasan Piker Wonders if Maga ‘Cult’ Is Over and More (Updating)

It’s Election Day in America, which means that pundits were falling over each other to discuss the day’s results as soon as the polls opened. At stake: all 435 seats in the House of Representatives, 35 Senate seats and plenty of high-profile state races. Here’s what some of the country’s loudest and most influential talkers had to say about America’s big vote day. Donald Trump Trump started his Election Day rants early, taking to Truth Social to say, “Abdul El-Sayed Hates Jews and Hates Blacks. Don’t feel bad, he also Hates Whites. Only fools would vote for him in the Michigan race for the U.S. Senate! He will, 100%, do you in!” He called into “Fox & Friends” later in the morning to go on a lengthy diatribe about everything on his mind, including why the war in Iran isn’t a big deal. “Iran had threat of a nuclear weapon,

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