Jimmy Kimmel slams Trump's robotic Joe Biden conspiracy theory: 'This is so deeply nuts'New Foto - Jimmy Kimmel slams Trump's robotic Joe Biden conspiracy theory: 'This is so deeply nuts'

Scott Olson/Getty; Disney/Randy Holmes; Andrew Harnik/Getty Jimmy Kimmelis calling outDonald Trumpafter the presidentre-posted a conspiracy theoryover the weekend that claimedJoe Bidenwas executed in 2020 and replaced with robot clones. The late-night host addressed the 78-year-old Republican politician's sharing of the "deranged" theory — which also claimed that Democrats were unaware of the former president's secret robot identity — during his opening monologue on Monday's episode ofJimmy Kimmel Live. "This is a theory that claims President Biden was cloned and replaced by a robot which, first of all, aren't robots and clones two entirely different things?" Kimmel asked. "Not in Trump's head they aren't. And secondly, I know Trump puts out this stuff as a smokescreen to hide the fact thathe's about to cut $600 billion dollars from Medicaid, but this is so deeply nuts," he continued. "How is this not on the front page of everything? The president of the United States is spreading deranged stories about his predecessor being a robot." ABC The comedian then shifted gears and redirected his criticism toward Trump's own party. "Hey, Republicans! Remember when you were very concerned about Joe might not have the mental acuity to be president?," he asked. "Come get your guy, because he thinks Biden was executed and replaced by a robotic clone." Kimmel continued, "I mean, if your dad was saying stuff like this, you'd start looking for an assisted living facility." He also noted that, if Biden truly is a robot, then whoever built him must be "very bad at building robots," adding, "I mean, if anyone was replaced by a robotic clone, it's Melania, right?" Although, he admitted, "A robot Joe Biden would make a pretty solid movie." Sign up forEntertainment Weekly's free daily newsletterto get breaking news, exclusive first looks, recaps, reviews, interviews with your favorite stars, and more. Kimmel was one of several late-night hosts who roasted Trump for sharing the theory last night. "In 2020, a secret cabal took out an old, slow Joe Biden and replaced him with... an older and slower Joe Biden,"Late ShowhostStephen Colbertjoked duringhis own opening monologue. "It's natural! It's just like when you trade in your rusted out '93 Honda Civic for an old man who loves trains." Seth Meyerspointed out duringLate Night's "Closer Look" segment that the theory was actually "great news for Democrats," adding, "It turns out that wasn'tJoe Biden who got stuck in a closet. It was a robot. And that happens to my Roomba all the time!" AndDaily ShowhostJon Stewartquestioned whether or not Trump was sober when he re-posted the claim. "You're saying that the Joe Biden, who doesn't even know where he is, is actually an incredibly advanced cloned robot?" He askedduring his monologue. "How much ketamine are you on?" Watch Kimmel talk about Trump's theories in the clip above. Read the original article onEntertainment Weekly

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June 03, 2025

Jimmy Kimmel slams Trump's robotic Joe Biden conspiracy theory: 'This is so deeply nuts'

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Josh Allen's Ex Shares Cryptic Instagram Post Days After His and Hailee Steinfeld's WeddingNew Foto - Josh Allen's Ex Shares Cryptic Instagram Post Days After His and Hailee Steinfeld's Wedding

Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld got married over the weekend in what looked to be a gorgeous wedding in California—featuring multiple outfit changes. And naturally the internet wasted no time turning its attention to Josh's ex, Brittany Williams, to see if she had any thoughts. Answer: Not so much, due to being completely moved on. Though shedidhop on Instagram shortly after the wedding to share several pictures of herself walking through New York City in a strapless dress, which she captioned "I like this little life 💕." Josh and Brittany were childhood sweethearts, and dated from 2015 to 2023. They split up, Josh started dating Hailee a few months later in May 2023, and then he popped the question in November 2024. FYI, Brittany spoke about their split on theMartinis and swimsuitspodcast (viaThe New York Post), saying "I was with my ex boyfriend for 10 years I would say that coming into the dating world was very, very, very difficult for me at first because I'm just like, I never thought I would be here again. But here I am, I am very happy now. The dating life in New York is absolutely crazy but it's so much fun. It was so entertaining. I'm giddy right now just talking about it because it's so much fun. I'm having the 'Sex and the City' moment… It is crazy out here on these streets, I'll just say that. It's hard but it's beautiful because it makes you realize everything you want and makes you not settle for anything more than that." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Martinis + swimsuits by Veronica Droulia (@martinisandbikinispod) You Might Also Like Here's What NOT to Wear to a Wedding Meet the Laziest, Easiest Acne Routine You'll Ever Try

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Wisconsin man forged threats against Trump to try to get witness against him deported, officials sayNew Foto - Wisconsin man forged threats against Trump to try to get witness against him deported, officials say

A Wisconsin man has been charged with forging letters seeking to frame and deport another man who was a potential witness against him in a robbery case. Demetric D. Scott, 52, allegedly sent letters claiming to be from Ramón Morales Reyes that threatened to kill Donald Trump and bashed immigration policies to state and federal officials, according to Wisconsin prosecutors. He was charged in a Milwaukee court on Monday with felony witness intimidation, identity theft and two counts of bail jumping. The letters allegedly sent by Scott in Morales Reyes' name were received on May 21 by the Wisconsin Attorney General's Office, the Milwaukee Police Chief and Milwaukee Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office. The letters were handwritten and all about "immigration policy and threatening to kill ICE agents of Donald Trump," according to the criminal complaint. Morales Reyes, 54, was then arrested on May 22 because his name was on the return address of those letters, the complaint said. The Department of Homeland Security hadposted about his arrest in May, with Secretary Kristi Noem saying, "Thanks to our ICE officers, this illegal alien who threatened to assassinate President Trump is behind bars." The news release included a photo of Morales Reyes and a photo of the handwritten letter that threatened to shoot Trump at one of his "big" rallies. However, things didn't add up — the investigating detective found that Morales Reyes doesn't read write or speak English fluently and needed translation assistance. A writing sample also showed Morales Reyes' handwriting was different from the one used in the letters, authorities said. Law enforcement asked if Morales Reyes knew anyone who would want to get him in trouble. Morales Reyes said only the person "who had robbed him" — Demetric Scott, the complaint said. Morales Reyes told the detective he knew Scott was in jail on an armed robbery charge. Court records show Scott is awaiting trial in Milwaukee County on armed robbery and aggravated battery charges from September 2023. Following that interview, law enforcement listened to several of Scott's jail calls and found that, since April 27, he had made several phone calls about mailing out letters, the complaint said. In one call, on May 16, Scott said that "this dude is a goddamn illegal immigrant and they just need to pick his ass up. I'm dead serious cause I got jury trial on July 15th." Later in that call he said: "The judge will agree cause if he gets picked up by ICE, there won't be a jury trial so they will probably dismiss it that day. That's my plan." On May 30, a Milwaukee police detective conducted an interview with Scott said he admitted to writing the letters and addressing the envelopes himself, authorities said, adding that he said he wrote them seeing "freedom." He admitted his intention wasn't to go after Trump, but to prevent Morales Reyes from testifying at his trial, authorities said. A search warrant was executed on May 30 at Scott's jail cell and a blue pen was found — the letters were written with blue ink — along with pink paper with a note reminding himself he needs the attorney general's office address, as well as an envelope. An attorney for Scott, Robert Hampton III, did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the new charges. Kime Abduli, an attorney for Morales Reyes, told NBC News that Morales Reyes was a victim of armed robbery of aggravated battery, and that Scott is the defendant in the case, which is set for trial July 14. "It is our understanding that Mr. Scott targeted (Mr. Morales Reyes) because of his immigration status with the express intent of having him removed from the United States so that (Mr. Morales Reyes) could not testify against him," Abduli said. The attorney said Morales Reyes remains in ICE custody and is in removal proceedings at this time, which does not mean a person will be automatically deported. A senior Department of Homeland Security official told NBC News that Morales Reyes will remain in custody. "The investigation into the threat is ongoing. Over the course of the investigation, this individual was determined to be in the country illegally and that he had a criminal record," the official said. The DHS news release from May said that Morales Reyes had "entered the U.S. illegally at least nine times between 1998-2005" and he had a criminal record with arrests for felony hit and run, criminal damage to property and disorderly conduct with a domestic abuse modifier. The release said he'll remain in ICE custody at Dodge County Jail in Juneau, Wisconsin, pending removal proceedings. Abduli told theMilwaukee Journal Sentinelthat Morales Reyes is in the process of applying for a U-visa, which allows undocumented victims and witnesses of certain crimes to stay in the U.S. for up to four years if they help in the investigation. He had applied as a victim and witness of the robbery Scott is accused of carrying out.

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June 03, 2025

Wisconsin man forged threats against Trump to try to get witness against him deported, officials say

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Texas man arrested and accused of trespassing at Mar-a-Lago told police he wanted to 'marry Kai'New Foto - Texas man arrested and accused of trespassing at Mar-a-Lago told police he wanted to 'marry Kai'

A Texas man was arrested Tuesday and accused of trespassing on President Donald Trump's Palm Beach, Florida, club, according to an arrest report obtained by NBC News. Palm Beach police said they responded at the Mar-a-Lago resort shortly after midnight and were met by Secret Service agents who had detained Anthony Reyes, 23, who said that he had climbed a wall surrounding the property to "spread the gospel" to Trump and "marry Kai." Kai Trump is the president's 18-year-old granddaughter and the eldest daughter of Donald Trump Jr. Secret Service said that they found Reyes on the property and that he told them "he had jumped over the wall to get into property," according to the arrest report. Reyes had not been permitted to enter the protected site, police said. He was previously arrested and accused of trespassing on the property on New Year's Eve last year, the police report said. A White House official told NBC News that Trump had been briefed on the incident and deferred to the Secret Service for further information.A Secret Service spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Tuesday. Reyes was booked at the Palm Beach County Jail with a bond set at $50,000 with a series of conditions, including no contact with Trump or any of his family members (including Kai Trump), court records show. He pleaded not guilty. In July 2024, Mar-a-Lago became a federally protected area by the Secret Service after a gunman opened fire on a Trump campaign rally earlier that month in anattempted assassination. Tuesday's arrest was not the first time that Trump's Florida property has been targeted. A Florida man was accused last fall of trying to assassinate Trump at his golf course in West Palm Beach. Ryan Routhfaces federal and state chargesover the alleged plot. Warren Jones Crazybull of Idahowas also charged with making phone calls to Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, threatening to kill him.

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June 03, 2025

Texas man arrested and accused of trespassing at Mar-a-Lago told police he wanted to 'marry Kai'

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Michael J. Fox appeals for help finding lost 'Back to the Future' guitarNew Foto - Michael J. Fox appeals for help finding lost 'Back to the Future' guitar

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Michael J. Fox and other stars of classic film "Back to the Future" appealed for the public's help on Tuesday in locating the red Gibson guitar featured in a memorable scene. Marty McFly, the time-traveling teen portrayed by Fox in the 1985 film, stunned students at a 1950s high school dance with wild electric guitar riffs played on a Gibson ES-345 Cherry Red guitar in the movie. The guitar went missing after production wrapped. "It's somewhere lost in the space-time continuum, or it's in some Teamster's garage," Fox joked in a video released by Gibson. Co-stars Lea Thompson, Christopher Lloyd and Harry Waters Jr. also urged the public to join the search, as did singer Huey Lewis, whose song "The Power of Love" was featured in the movie. Gibson is filming a documentary called "Lost to the Future" about the search for the guitar. It also plans to re-issue the ES-345 Cherry Red in October. People can submit tips about the guitar's whereabout via or via a phone number provided on the site. (Reporting by Lisa Richwine; Editing by Sandra Maler)

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June 03, 2025

Michael J. Fox appeals for help finding lost 'Back to the Future' guitar

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