U.S. President Donald Trump shows the Executive Order withdrawing the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) after signing it in the Oval Office of the White House on Monday, Jan. 23, 2017. (Photo : Getty Images/ Ron Sachs - Pool)
A fake new about Donald Trump nominating Rob Kardashian to the Supreme Court went unnoticed and even managed to convince some individuals interviewed by "Jimmy Kimmel Live." Various reactions were recorded somehow attesting to the impoverished American consciousness.
The choices of U.S. President Donald Trump, from cabinet members down Supreme Court Justice, have been highly criticized by many. However, despite the growing issue regarding the choice of the President, some U.S. citizens pretended to be fully aware of the issues.
During the "Lie Witness News" segment of "Jimmy Kimmel Live," staff of American late-night talk show went to the streets to ask pedestrians about their reaction towards the Supreme Court nominee of President Trump. However, instead of giving the correct name being supported by Trump, the talk show rather used Rob Kardashian as Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court.
However, despite the hot topic online regarding the Supreme Court nominee of the U.S. president, Jimmy Kimmel revealed that seven people in a row believed the fake news about Rob Kardashian and the SC nomination. One girl even commented that Rob has no sense of nationalism and is too famous for the job.
To somehow clarify the essential detail of the Supreme Court nomination, it was Neil Gorsuch who was nominated by Trump, according to Reuters. The 49-year-old federal appeals court judge was chosen by Trump restore the court's conservative majority and help shape rulings on divisive issues.
However, although not yet a Supreme Court Justice, criticisms and past actions of Gorsuch are now surfacing making him a popular online. There are allegations claiming that Donald Trump's choice for Supreme Court Justice founded a group called the Fascism Forever Club during his younger days, according Independent.
The said group was founded during Gorsuch's freshman year at Georgetown Preparatory, now a private Jesuit school that is one of the elite schools in the country. The said club was established to counter the 'left-wing tendencies' of his professors.
Watch here below the "Jimmy Kimmel Live" video:
