The late night host mocked Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for a mistake that reportedly earned him an angry phone call from the president.

The ABC host clapped back at Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s critique of late-night comedy.

"This hatred toward the president consumes Jimmy almost 24/7. He doesn't seem to care about anything else these days," said an insider. "If he's not brainstorming new insults for

Mayor should not be your first job,” the host said of the former reality show star and mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt, who is polling in second place.

While he’s done TV, movies and a popular podcast, Carolla has a soft spot for the medium that gave him his start: “It was my first love … Radio was always there for me.”

Long before Jimmy Kimmel became one of the defining voices of late-night television, he found an unlikely creative partner in Adam Carolla. And during Carolla's Hollywood Walk of

Donald Trump's latest foreign policy row spilt into late-night television on Wednesday, when Jimmy Kimmel used his ABC monologue to predict that Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth could be the next senior official to be fired after abruptly cancelling a major US troop deployment to Poland last week.

Kennedy shared a post from X satirist Peter Girnus, who often assigns himself different grandiose ― and fictional ― job titles, such as “senior director for Iran on the National Security Council,” “forensic accountant at the Trump Organization” and “the president of the United States.

Jimmy Kimmel addressed his vastly different politics from his longtime friend Adam Carolla on Wednesday. The late-night host delivered a speech to honor his MAGA-supporting pal, who was receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Jimmy Kimmel got teary-eyed while honoring podcaster-comedian Adam Carolla, his longtime friend and former colleague, at his Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony on Wednesday. Kimmel began his speech by remembering his first introduction to Carolla,

Jimmy Kimmel weighed in on reality show star Spencer Pratt‘s unexpected rise in the polls as he wages a run for Los Angeles mayor, warning that the candidate was in it for the attention. Kimmel said,