Jimmy Kimmel Mocks Trump for Thinking He Came Up With ‘Dumocrats’ Line: ‘It Was on The Simpsons in 1994’ | Video
Jimmy Kimmel humorously criticized Donald Trump for claiming he invented the term 'Dumocrats.' Kimmel pointed out that the term was actually used on 'The Simpsons' back in 1994. The late-night host also mocked Trump's explanation of the nickname during a rally, suggesting that many in the audience might not understand the wordplay.
- ▪Jimmy Kimmel roasted Donald Trump for his use of the term 'Dumocrats.'
- ▪Kimmel highlighted that the term was first used on 'The Simpsons' in 1994.
- ▪Trump has been using the nickname frequently, including in a recent Memorial Day post.
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Home > Creative Content > TV Shows Jimmy Kimmel Mocks Trump for Thinking He Came Up With ‘Dumocrats’ Line: ‘It Was on The Simpsons in 1994’ | Video “He’s been workshopping a whole new bit about it,” the late night host adds Alyssa Ray May 26, 2026 @ 9:29 PM Share on Social Media Share on Facebook Share on X (formerly Twitter) Share on LinkedIn Share on Email (Photo credit: Jimmy Kimmel Live!/Youtube) Jimmy Kimmel roasted Donald Trump for his “dumocrats” dig for the left, suggesting the same insult was used on “The Simpsons” decades ago. The late night host weighed in on the president’s new nickname for liberals during Tuesday’s monologue for “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” where he mocked Trump for being so “excited” about the line.
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