Kimmel Tearful On Trump Win: 'It Hurts'
On the morning after Donald Trump's stunning victory in the 2016 presidential election, late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel appeared visibly shaken and emotional as he addressed the nation. In a powerful and heartfelt monologue, Kimmel expressed his disappointment and concern, sharing his raw emotions with viewers in a way that resonated deeply.
A Nation Divided
"It hurts," Kimmel said, his voice thick with emotion. "It hurts because I don't think this is the America that I know. This is not the America that my parents taught me about, the America that I want my kids to grow up in."
Kimmel's words echoed the sentiment of many Americans who were grappling with the unexpected outcome of the election. The country had been deeply divided throughout the campaign, and the results seemed to only amplify those divisions.
A Call for Unity
Despite his own disappointment, Kimmel urged his viewers to come together, to find common ground and to move forward as a nation. He emphasized the importance of unity and understanding in a time of great uncertainty.
"I don't want to spend the next four years being angry," Kimmel said. "I want to spend the next four years trying to understand each other, trying to find common ground, trying to make this country better for everyone."
A Moment of Vulnerability
Kimmel's emotional monologue was a stark contrast to the often humorous and lighthearted nature of his show. By allowing himself to be vulnerable, Kimmel connected with viewers on a deeply personal level, showcasing the human impact of the election results.
A Lasting Impact
Kimmel's emotional reaction to Trump's victory resonated with many viewers. The monologue became a viral sensation, highlighting the profound impact of the election on the nation and sparking important conversations about unity and understanding.
It served as a powerful reminder that even in the face of political divisions, the human experience remains a shared one. Kimmel's vulnerability and call for unity offered a glimmer of hope in a time of great uncertainty.