In a shocking turn of events, Donald Trump Jr. has reportedly called the police on late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel after Kimmel’s scathing live TV roast of the Trump family during a recent episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” The uproar began with Kimmel’s biting humor surrounding Trump Jr.’s testimony in a $250 million fraud trial, where he infamously referred to his father as an “artist with real estate.” The courtroom atmosphere quickly shifted into a comedic spectacle as chants of “crime family” echoed outside, highlighting the mounting public scrutiny surrounding the Trump empire.

Kimmel’s jokes hit a nerve, particularly when he transformed Trump’s new nickname, “Taco” (an acronym for “Trump Always Chickens Out”), into a viral anthem that left the internet buzzing. The punchline resonated so deeply that it provoked an unprecedented reaction from Trump Jr., who, feeling the heat of the moment, allegedly reached out to law enforcement. This bizarre escalation reflects the fragile state of the Trump family’s public image as they grapple with ongoing legal challenges.

As Kimmel continued to dissect the absurdities surrounding the trial, he revealed that Trump had previously attempted to silence him by pressuring Disney to censor his material. This latest incident underscores a troubling trend: when faced with scrutiny, those in power often resort to drastic measures to regain control of the narrative. The fallout from Kimmel’s segment not only showcases the intersection of comedy and politics but also raises critical questions about accountability and free speech in today’s tumultuous political landscape. As the drama unfolds, one thing is clear: laughter may be the only weapon left against a regime that fears it.