The article reports on late-night host Jimmy Kimmel’s recent claim during his Monday monologue that he is now “more popular than the president of the United States,” referencing a new YouGov poll. The survey showed Kimmel with a 44% favorability rating versus 41% for President Donald Trump, whose unfavorable rating was substantially higher at 54%. Kimmel mocked Trump’s low approval numbers, highlighting his own cleaner public record and making jokes about Trump’s controversies.<\/p>\n

Despite Kimmel’s confidence, his own show’s ratings have dropped sharply since a brief suspension in September, with a 71% overall decline and an 85% fall among key demographics. fox News’s late-night show<\/a> *Gutfeld!* continues to lead in viewership.<\/p>\n

The article contrasts Kimmel’s politically charged commentary with fellow host Jimmy Fallon’s less partisan approach, focusing on pop culture and celebrity guests. Fallon recently featured Taylor Swift promoting her new album on *The Tonight Show*,maintaining a lighter tone amid political tensions.

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