Kathryn Hahn tells it straight to Trump on ‘Kimmel’ as guest host.

Dear readers of the Boston Post News network, we have an amusing yet compelling story to share with you today about the ongoing presidential race between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

Despite facing criticism for his lackluster debate performance last month, Joe Biden has made it clear that he is not backing down from the race. He humorously stated that he would only drop out if “the Lord Almighty” himself came down and told him to quit. Well, it seems that the folks at “Kimmel” took this statement quite literally and created a hilarious video where God appears and urges Biden to step aside.

In the video, we see Biden’s reaction to this divine intervention, with a simple “Oh, c’mon.” The comedic element is further emphasized when it is suggested that if Biden won’t even listen to his college roommate, who would he listen to?

The conversation then shifts to the age of both candidates, highlighting the perception that this may be the first presidential race where something as random as a slippery bathtub could potentially change the course of history. This witty observation adds a light-hearted touch to the story, making it more relatable and engaging for our readers.

As the discussion continues, the focus turns to the upcoming “Agatha All Along” series set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with the star of the show weighing in on the presidential race. She boldly declares that she would vote for a skeleton over Donald Trump, emphasizing the urgency of choosing the better candidate, regardless of the circumstances.

“Here’s the thing: I would vote for a skeleton over Donald Trump,” she said. “In fact, I may literally be voting for a skeleton over Donald Trump.” This humorous yet thought-provoking statement captures the essence of the current political climate, where unconventional choices may be necessary to bring about change.

For more insights and laughs, be sure to check out her Monday night monologue for an entertaining take on the presidential race. Stay tuned for updates and more engaging stories from the Boston Post News network to keep you informed and entertained.