Obama reads Trump's 'mean tweet' on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'

Obama reads Trump's 'mean tweet' on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' Obama reads Trump's 'mean tweet' on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' President Barack Obama on Monday trolled Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump - known for his productive utilization of Twitter to settle scores - making Trump the punch line for jokes on ABC's late-night demonstrate "Jimmy Kimmel Live." Obama read so anyone might hear a progression of "mean tweets" coming full circle in one from Trump: "President Obama will go down as maybe the most noticeably bad president in the historical backdrop of the United States!" "In any event I will go down as a president," Obama said. Kimmel clowned that Obama needed to "remove time from apparatus the race" to show up on the show, a burrow at Trump, who has more than once said the Nov. 8 vote is fixed against him. Obama got on the joke while depicting how comic Bill Murray beat him in a challenge to putt golf balls into a glass in the Oval Office amid a late visit - a trick the White House intended to advance Obamacare medical coverage. "He won over and over," Obama said. "The glass was fixed!" Kimmel asked Obama, "Do you ever chuckle" when watching Trump on TV. "More often than not," Obama said. Obama likewise uncovered he has been approached an extraordinary telephone by his bed "three or four times" amidst the night amid his time in office to manage crises, including when the 2011 tidal wave hit Japan. Yet, he said he doesn't go after his cell phone in the small hours - another burrow at the Republican hopeful. "I don't tweet at 3 a.m. about individuals who affront me," Obama said. Obama's second and last term closes on Jan. 20. Under the U.S. constitution, presidents are constrained to two terms - which is pretty much too, Obama said. "In the event that I could keep running for a third term, Michelle would separate me," he said, noticing his significant other dislikes governmental issues. Not every one of the jokes were to Trump's detriment. Humorist Will Farrell directed expired however dearest Chicago Cubs sportscaster Harry Caray to suggest that Obama "open a shrimp shack" after he leaves office. What's more, Joel McHale faked shock when told he had been knock from the show for Obama. "You got the president, huh. Stunning, that is a major ordeal - he has two months left in the occupation," McHale said, overflowing mockery.