Jimmy Kimmel recently took center stage on his late-night show and got everyone talking about former First Lady Melania Trump. Known for his sharp wit, Kimmel didn’t hold back when discussing a political proposal involving self-deportation, which he humorously tied to Melania.

The comedian started his monologue by highlighting a recent idea that Donald Trump had proposed, which involved a ‘self-deportation’ program for immigrants. Kimmel, with a twinkle in his eye, explained how Trump aimed to incentivize immigrants to return home voluntarily by offering monetary help and a plane ticket.

Continuing with a sly grin, Kimmel joked, “Usually when Trump offers an immigrant money and plane tickets to go away, it means he’s getting divorced. Melania’s thinking: ‘Am I eligible for this?’” His smart wordplay got his audience laughing, showing his knack for delivering comedic punches.

Reflecting further on the concept, Kimmel offered a sarcastic take on Trump’s immigration plan, imagining it as a confusing airline service. “Who came up with this plan, Spirit Airlines?” he teased, as his audience chuckled at the colorful comparison.

Kimmel didn’t just stop with Trump and Melania. He also had something to say about Elon Musk, involving a humorous jab at Musk’s personal life. Musk was alleged to have shared ambitious plans about expanding his family, but Kimmel likened his style to that of a supervillain, dubbing him “Sex Luther!”

Wrapping up his segment, Kimmel linked it all back to Trump, poking fun at Musk’s love for babies and joking about the investment Musk supposedly made to ‘elect’ a president. His jokes resonated with his viewers, who appreciated the combination of humor and political commentary.

Through his witty banter and clever insights, Kimmel managed to engage his audience in a fresh way, showcasing how comedy can be used to dissect current affairs with a light-hearted spirit.

The latest episode was not only entertaining but also a wonderful example of how humor can bridge the distance between political discourse and everyday conversation.