Jay Leno Says Election Day Was ‘Fair’ and ‘It Was Honest’ After Trump Win: ‘It Was a Great Day For Democracy’

As I reflect upon the words of Jay Leno, a man who has graced our screens for decades and shared laughter with generations, it is evident that his wisdom and insight into the political landscape are as sharp as ever. His experience spans across administrations and eras, yet he remains an unbiased voice in favor of fairness and democracy.


Jay Leno, who’s not particularly fond of Donald Trump, is still expressing appreciation for the election as a “tremendous victory for democracy.

During an interview on “The Talk” this morning, the comedian spoke about Trump’s victory over Vice President Kamala Harris. He remarked, “What I appreciate about this election is that it was fair and honest. Now, I wasn’t a supporter, but that’s alright – he’s the President of the United States now. So let’s all come together, thank you very much,” as the audience cheered.

It seems they might be observing this situation, and the gap in votes is just 1,100 out of 300 million. There’s likely to be some name-calling over the outcome, but it was handled in a professional manner without any hint of cheating. Everyone agrees it was an honest process. It’s indeed a wonderful day for democracy,” Leno concluded.

Host Natalie Morales initiated the discussion with the long-time “Tonight Show” host, inquiring about his past experiences as a late-night personality during elections. “You’ve certainly been through the process of hosting ‘The Tonight Show’ following significant elections like this,” she remarked. “Could you share some memories from those times?

Leno stated, “To tell the truth, things were distinctly different back then. I’d poke fun at everyone, and both sides would send me irate letters. Nowadays, one seems to need to pick a side, and yes, it’s quite a shift.

Back in March 2009, Jay Leno was the one who interviewed a sitting president (Barack Obama) for the first time on a late-night television program. More recently, you might have seen him playing the role of the famous talk show host, Ed Sullivan, in the movie called “Midas Man”.

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2024-11-07 01:46