Where do we even begin with Tom Arnold’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” appearance on Wednesday? Oh right, the “Trump Tapes.”
Arnold, who hosts Viceland’s “The Hunt for the Trump Tapes,” told Jimmy Kimmel that he’s personally heard the damning things from “The Apprentice” set that you’ve simply heard of.
“He says the ‘N’ word, he calls [son] Eric the ‘R’ word,” Arnold said last night. He also assured pal Kimmel that he’ll hear it too, but Roseanne Barr’s ex-husband doesn’t specify when or how.
“And there’s a pee-pee tape,” he shoehorned into the overly energetic interview.
Arnold also spent much of his 10-plus minutes on ABC’s late-night show ripping Mark Burnett, who created “The Apprentice” and is “literally best friends” with Trump, per the “True Lies” actor.
Much of Arnold’s criticism for Burnett was based on his idea that Roma Downey’s husband hasn’t stepped in to help reunite immigrant children “imprisoned” at our border with their families down in Central America. Oh, plus, Arnold hates the reality show that guy produced for our current POTUS.
“‘The Apprentice’ is such a crappy show that I wouldn’t do it,” Arnold said, recalling multiples phone conversations during which he says Burnett and Trump would “beg” him to do the NBC series. “That says a lot because I do everything.”
Arnold also said that a board member of MGM — Burnett’s company — approached him last week and said he is “so worried” about the tapes.
Watch the “Kimmel” appearance via the video above.
“The Hunt for the Trump Tapes” premieres Sept. 18 on Viceland.
Watch a trailer for Arnold’s investigative journalism show here.
WWE SummerSlam: Look Back at 30 Years of Main Event Winners (Photos)
The 31st annual SummerSlam is set for Sunday on WWE Network. Before Roman Reigns tries to that that Universal Championship title off Brock Lesnar (again), let's head back in time to remember who won each main event match since the pay-per-view's 1988 inception.
And before you complain, no, these are not all photos from the specific matches -- it's a rights issue. Give us a break and just enjoy the trip down memory lane.
2010: Team WWE (John Cena [pictured], Daniel Bryan, Edge, Chris Jericho, Bret Hart, R-Truth and John Morrison) def. The Nexus (Wade Barrett, Justin Gabriel, Heath Slater, David Otunga, Skip Sheffield, Michael Tarver and Darren Young)
2003: Triple H (c) def. Chris Jericho, Kevin Nash, Shawn Michaels, Randy Orton and Goldberg in an Elimination Chamber match to retain the World Heavyweight Championship
We promise, Brock Lesnar and Hulk Hogan haven’t won ALL of them — it just feels that way
The 31st annual SummerSlam is set for Sunday on WWE Network. Before Roman Reigns tries to that that Universal Championship title off Brock Lesnar (again), let's head back in time to remember who won each main event match since the pay-per-view's 1988 inception.
And before you complain, no, these are not all photos from the specific matches -- it's a rights issue. Give us a break and just enjoy the trip down memory lane.