Jimmy Kimmel's Bold Anti-Trump Message at No Kings Protest

JIMMY KIMMEL TAKES A STAND: LATE-NIGHT HOST GETS POLITICAL AT NO KINGS PROTEST

In a bold move, Jimmy Kimmel, the 57-year-old host of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, was spotted attending a No Kings protest in the South Bay area of Los Angeles on Saturday. The Emmy-winning comedian was joined by his parents, Joan and James Kimmel, as they showed their support for the peaceful protests against President Donald Trump's administration.

But what really caught our attention was Kimmel's wardrobe choices. The funny man wore a white T-shirt with a twist on Trump's infamous "Make America Great Again" slogan - a home-made message reading "Make America Good Again!" in red and blue lettering. Talk about making a statement! To add to the irony, he donned a red hat similar to the MAGA hats worn by Trump supporters, but with a sassy twist - it read "I Am A F-ing Idiot"!

Meanwhile, James Kimmel wore an old Obama campaign T-shirt featuring former President Barack Obama and the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., paired with an LA Dodgers baseball cap. Joan opted for a more understated look, sporting a red and white striped button-down shirt with dark blue jeans.

As for Jimmy's Instagram post, it was all love and positivity. "A huge, inspiring, and yes - peaceful - turnout in the South Bay," he wrote, alongside a photo of himself and his parents. "I met many people who love this country and still believe it to be a force for good." The host also expressed gratitude towards his parents, saying they taught him the importance of caring about others and loving one another.

But what really got us excited was the outpouring of support from Kimmel's fans on social media. "We love you Jimmy for this❤️❤️," wrote a woman who added the hashtag "#mexican". Another fan penned, "Thank you, Jimmy Kimmel for constantly pushing back at the Idiocracy." A regular viewer even chimed in, saying, "Jimmy, you have gotten me through Covid and the Trump years. G-d bless you!"

And let's not forget about the sheer scale of the protests. Tens of thousands of people are estimated to have taken part in No Kings protests across Los Angeles on Saturday, including a massive 200,000-strong crowd in downtown LA, where many of the ICE raids have taken place since Trump's administration sent them to conduct raids at workplaces in the area.

But here's the thing - this wasn't just any ordinary protest. It was a response to the military parade that took place in Washington, DC, ostensibly to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the US Army. And let's be real, it's no secret that Trump loves a good spectacle (and an expensive one at that). The Hill reported that the parade was expected to cost taxpayers somewhere between $25 million and $45 million - but that price tag didn't include cleanup costs, police protection, or damage to the streets from the large, heavy vehicles.

And then there's the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a contentious piece of legislation that has many provisions causing concern among protesters. Specifically, one provision would allow the administration to violate judicial orders without facing contempt charges - essentially giving them free rein to disregard the law.

As we watched Jimmy Kimmel and his parents join in on the protests, it was hard not to wonder: what's next for this comedian-turned-activist? Will he continue to use his platform to speak out against the administration? And how will Trump react to this latest development?

Only time will tell, but one thing is certain - Jimmy Kimmel has proven once again that he's not afraid to take a stand. As he so aptly put it, "Love one another." Indeed!