"I am more popular than the president of the United States. You remember the guy who keeps saying I have no ratings? Well, that makes two of us. They polled more than 1,000 people, and I lead Trump by 16 points. I'm at plus three, he's at minus 13."
"A vast majority say they want to see the Epstein files. Trump's treating these Epstein files like a grumpy old neighbor on Halloween. He turns off all the lights and just hopes the trick-or-treaters will assume there's nobody home."
An Economist and YouGov poll of 1,656 adult U.S. citizens places Jimmy Kimmel at +3 approval and President Donald Trump at −13, a 16-point lead favoring Kimmel. The poll sample size totaled 1,656 respondents. Commentary compared Trump's approval unfavorably to other public figures and used humor to underscore low ratings. The commentary also highlighted public interest in release of Epstein files and employed a Halloween metaphor portraying Trump as turning off lights to avoid scrutiny. The overall tone combined polling data with satirical critique and topical references.
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