Donald Trump spent part of his Sunday afternoon posting AI-generated images of his political and celebrity adversaries—including a cartoon depicting Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, and Stephen Colbert begging for money on a New York City street corner.
The image shows the three late-night hosts seated on a sidewalk holding cardboard signs that read, “Talentless Not Funny Ex Comedians Need Money.”
Written on the wall behind them are the words “Late Night Is Over.”
It was one of more than a dozen AI-generated or AI-altered images Trump posted in rapid succession Sunday. Others took aim at former New Jersey governor Chris Christie, Rosie O’Donnell, and Bruce Springsteen—all of whom were also among the president’s targets at Friday night’s rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner.
Trump went after Kimmel, Fallon and Colbert during a portion of his hourlong dinner speech about the WHCA’s decision not to book a comedian for the event.
“They considered using Jimmy Kimmel. Jimmy Fallon,” Trump said. “These guys, they’re terrible. They’re terrible.”
He went on to say the three hosts had no talent and were not comedians, adding, “They’re not funny people. They’re angry people. They’re sick people.”
Trump at the WHCD: This year the association decided not to have a comedian… They considered using Jimmy Kimmel. Jimmy Fallon, these guys, they’re terrible. They’re terrible. Stephen Colbert, these are people without talent. pic.twitter.com/cU0SDekutR
— LateNighter (@latenightercom) July 25, 2026
Sunday’s cartoon effectively served as a visual companion to those remarks—with the added suggestion that all three hosts would soon be out of work and reduced to panhandling.
The post marked Trump’s latest social-media attack on the late-night trio, who rank among his favorite targets.
Following Colbert’s final Late Show broadcast in May, Trump posted an AI video depicting himself throwing the former host into a dumpster.
Earlier that day, Trump wrote of Colbert, “Thank goodness he’s finally gone,” adding, “Amazing that he lasted so long! No talent, no ratings, no life. He was like a dead person. You could take any person off of the street and they would be better than this total jerk.”
