Jimmy Kimmel claims that Trump lied about their interaction: "None of this really happened"

Jimmy Kimmel accused President Trump of lying about the ABC host who was waiting in front of his studio on Hollywood Boulevard to eagerly open the door of Trump's car upon his arrival.

Last month, Trump mocked the Liberal host. Rally in South Carolina calling it "awful" and telling a story about how Kimmel dealt with it before the election.

"Jimmy Kimmel would meet me, before the elections, I tell you, true story, I do not even think he'll deny it … I would go to his studio … he would stay out on the sidewalk that was waiting for me, "Trump said. "He stands on Hollywood Boulevard … I was not president, I was, like, a guy, a guy with potential."

Trump then said that the staff members Kimmel informed him that not everyone received such special treatment from the comedian. However, Kimmel returned from a two-week vacation Monday night and addressed the situation.

"You know, it's funny.We all know, as even people who love the president know that he manufactures things, but still, it's weird of the l & # 39; hear a lie about you specifically, "said Kimmel. "For the record, not only was I not on the pavement that was waiting for him, opening the door of his car, I did not even go into his locker room to sell it before the show. I never do.in 15 years, I probably do not know, I've done it seven times. "

Kimmel then stated that he preferred to welcome his guests for the first time on stage [19659009] "None of that makes it." Kimmel said before making fun of Trump's clip calling himself a "guy with potential."

"A guy with the potential to ruin everything that's good in the world, "Kimmel joked. "Donald Trump appeared one night outside our show that was slamming on the back door.It was in 2007, he had a half-finished chicken bucket under his arm," Kimmel said. "He was screaming that he needed to use the bathroom, but unfortunately, there was someone in the bathroom, I think it was Zach Braff who was in the bathroom. Donald looked around, stuffing the rest of the chicken into his jacket, dropping his pants … he did his things in the bucket. "

In May 2017 , Kimmel opened an episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live" to reveal the circumstances of the birth of his son, who has encountered complications in his heart. In an emotional and tearful monologue, he revealed that his son was born with heart disease that required surgery. Through his experience with the doctors and nurses who helped save his child's life, he invited fans to contact their local representatives to renew the child health insurance plan and much more.

Comedy for some serious topics has been controversial for the funnyman and he has since used his platform to splurge in politics on a regular basis. Last March, Kimmel even admitted to Oprah Winfrey that her foray into politics may have hurt her bottom line.

"It's not ideal, but I would not change anything I said," he tells Winfrey. Fox News' Tyler McCarthy contributed to this report.