'Stuff of nightmares!' Internet grossed out as Jimmy Kimmel mocks Trump for 'foaming at the mouth'

Kimmel played footage of Trump announcing a new initiative, where froth or spit seemed to gather around his lips as he spoke
Jimmy Kimmel said a new video shows that Donald Trump is 'so fired up he’s foaming at the mouth' (JimmyKimmelLive/Youtube; GOP/Youtube)
Jimmy Kimmel said a new video shows that Donald Trump is 'so fired up he’s foaming at the mouth' (JimmyKimmelLive/Youtube; GOP/Youtube)

MANHATTAN, NEW YORK CITY: On June 7 episode of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live', host Jimmy Kimmel commented on a recent video showing former President Donald Trump appearing "so fired up he’s foaming at the mouth."

Reportedly, Trump appeared visibly enraged in a recent video where he encouraged his supporters to vote by any means necessary, including mail-in voting - a method he has often criticized as corrupt.



 

However, what caught the attention of some critics was the literal froth and spit around his mouth as he delivered his message.

Trump's foaming mouth becomes the talk of the town 

Kimmel played footage of Trump announcing a new initiative to boost voter turnout among his supporters, where froth or spit seemed to gather around his lips as he spoke.

“Oh my God!” Kimmel exclaimed. “That’s not something I ever need to see again!”



 

He proceeded to replay the clip multiple times, including a slow-motion, zoomed-in version focusing on the foam.

“Poor Melania,” he quipped, suggesting that the fact the video was released at all speaks volumes about Trump's staff.

Reportedly, PatriotTakes, a watchdog group tracking right-wing media, captured two moments and shared them on social media.

In the first clip, a bit of spit can be seen flying from the former president's lips. Then, in another footage, something unusual is observed in his mouth, with foam, froth, or spit appearing as he speaks.

Netizens says Trump ate a teaspoon Donnie’s cocaine

The sight of Trump with foam around his mouth left many of his critics unsettled.

A particular viewer expressed, "It's not so much that Convicted Felon/Predator Trump's people are incompetent, it's that Trump foaming at the mouth was literally the best take they could get out of him."

Following suit, another observer added, "No Jimmy, instead of snorting Donnie’s cocaine he put it on a teaspoon and ate it but forgot to swallow."

Additionally, a viewer pointed out, "Yes, I saw that. I'm not sure why someone neglected to edit that out, or at least tell him to drink some water, but it was gross. I'm sure they're all thinking "what if he becomes president and gets mad at me?" Yeah, that's what we're all starting to think. The Donald Trump revenge tour, coming to an America near you."

A follower contributed, "Oh gawd wish I hadn't seen that mouth foam. You can't unsee it."

A comment underscored, "Trump, now literally foaming at the mouth. Turning the country over to that man is such an affront to the legacy the greatest generation left the world. It’s Freedom vs.the Far Right. Please vote accordingly."

Another comment echoed, "Foaming at the mouth is not very attractive."

An individual elaborated further on YouTube, saying, "The mouth foam is crazy. What an embarrassment."



 

Another tweet read, "This is the stuff of nightmare."

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