Former President Donald Trump seems unable to let go of his grievances regarding comedian Jimmy Kimmel's hosting performance at the Oscars earlier this year. While rallying supporters in Pennsylvania, Trump took the opportunity to criticize Kimmel once again, referring to him as a “dope” and calling him “one of the dumbest human beings ever.” It's clear that Trump's ongoing frustration over this incident is more than just a fleeting moment.

In his signature comedic style, Kimmel responded to Trump's latest tirade during an episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live." After playing a clip from the rally, he joked, “Isn’t that sweet? He’s confusing me with one of his sons again,” while also insinuating that Trump might be flirting with him. Kimmel added humorously, “When I die, I would like that to be at the Emmys’ In Memoriam montage. He even worked my wife in there. Should I be worried Trump has mentioned my wife more times at his rallies this year than his own?”

Kimmel pointed out the absurdity of the situation, noting that the Oscars took place over six months ago, yet Trump continues to fixate on it. “He keeps bringing it up, which I don’t mind at all. In fact, I love it. I just wish he would quote it correctly,” Kimmel quipped.

In a surprising turn, Kimmel's wife, Molly McNearney, made a guest appearance on the show, bringing along an Emmy and donning a humorous shirt that read, “Isn’t it past your jail time?” This seemed to take a more serious turn when she addressed the recent wave of abortion bans in the U.S., stating, “Thanks to you, women in 21 states can’t make their own choice about their own life and their own body.” McNearney then added, “My advice to you is to shut up and go away. Far away… Let a competent woman take over.”

The ongoing feud started in March when Kimmel mocked a rant Trump posted on his Truth Social account during the Oscars. Kimmel read Trump’s post, which was highly critical of the awards show, while also humorously commenting that it was indeed “past your jail time.”

The former president has revisited this rivalry multiple times, including a notable incident in April when he confused Kimmel with award-winning actor Al Pacino during public remarks. Trump expressed his discontent, claiming Kimmel had “suffered from TDS, commonly known as TRUMP DERANGEMENT SYNDROME,” and referred to his Oscars performance as a “CLASSIC CHOKE.”

As the rivalry heats up, it's a reminder that celebrity and politics continue to intertwine in the most unexpected ways, and these interactions provide both entertainment and insight into American cultural dynamics. The question remains: Will Trump ever move on, or will Kimmel continue to be his favorite punching bag? Stay tuned!