Of course, the āheatā Fallon took was 1 1/2 years ago. Heās feeling regret now that he may have done even a minor thing that may have helped Trump get elected. It has nothing to do with the āheat.ā
More important, the implied message here is: āDonāt any of you feel regret for voting for me. Donāt listen to those who are giving my people āheatā or saying that some are āhumanizingā me. They donāt matter. Only I matter. Be a man.ā
ETA: "And that goes double for Congressional Republicans. "
Members of his Administration are getting some backlash to his child separation policy. Message from the boss-man: man up! (Or woman up, in Nielsenās and SHSā cases.)
Yeah be a man. accept that Donald is bald and donāt try to hide it with a cheesy comb over!
Letās face it for decades the Tonight Show was the dominant late night franchise. After the hair musing Fallon lost that position to other more political comedians like Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel. I donāt know if the hair mussing alone was Fallonās downfall. He really is a traditional Tonight Show comedian like Johnny Carson or Jay Leno. Political humor is hard for him. I suspect he is also feeling the heat from the very political Seth Meyers who I am sure NBC views as his successor. In less political times Fallonās Tonight Show would still be on top.
Fallon may as well have had Duterte on and performed a skit together about extra-judicial executions. Screw him. Trump was a known sociopath and xenophobic bigot when Fallon had him on, he deserves whatever angst and ratings losses that have accrued to him.
ā@jimmyfallon is now whimpering to all that he did the famous āhair showā with me (where he seriously messed up my hair)ā.
If anybody would know about seriously messing up a clusterfuck, itād be Trump.
He wears more make-up than a clown when heās not on TV and heās challenging another persons manhood?!
He must be having some kind of a reaction to his Viagra.
When you lay with dogs, Mr. Fallonā¦
tRump shouldnāt have been on the show to begin with.
I stopped watching Fallon after that, and havenāt gone back.
Also interesting that he is still so obsessed with his place in the conversation that he would feel the need to respond, and especially to insult someoneās manhood. Why would āa manā feel the need to respond to the article, especially when he has more important things to do? Surely thereās something that he can rescind from Obamaāa recognition of something decent in America that he can now degrade. There has to be something.
Your Highness Thin-Skin really is unraveling, isnāt he?
Seriously, why is he digging up this non-event? I guess itās easier than Presidentinā.
Stop whimpering? Be a man? This from a guy who whines and bitches over every perceived slight, no matter how long ago? Heās about as stoic and manly as the late-stage Truman Capote.