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Jimmy Kimmel reacts to Trump saying promises made, promises kept

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Jimmy Kimmel reacts to Trump saying promises made, promises kept

"I always do what I say.

If you look back, promises made, promises kept." That's a comment made by Trump at a recent rally and, as you can probably imagine, Jimmy Kimmel has some feedback.

In the clip above the late night host tests Trump's statement with some year-old footage of the president saying he thinks gasoline will be "below $2" at some point in the near future — accompanied with a huge red X and a buzzer sound.

"Ooh, sorry, that is incorrect, that average price of gasoline is $4 and 36 cents," says Kimmel.

"You know a lot of people don't know, the word 'bullshit' has a 'b' in it." Want more of the best of late night? Sign up for Mashable's Top Stories newsletter .

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