Kimmel's network, ABC, hosted a town hall event with Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Thursday evening.
What are the details?
During Thursday night's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" show, Kimmel began, "Presidential debate number two was scheduled for this evening, but instead we got two dueling town halls — Joe Biden on ABC, Donald Trump on NBC."
"You know, there was supposed to be a debate tomorrow night, but since Trump would not agree to the virtual format that they wanted to have because he tested positive for the coronavirus, he backed out altogether," the late-night show host explained. "So because there was no debate, Biden agreed to do a town hall on ABC that night.
Jimmy Kimmel wastes NBC for hosting President Donald Trump's town hall event
- by: Sarah Taylor
- 10.15.20
- Source:
The Blaze
- 10/19/2020
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