Charles Barkley: Trump Is Supposed to ‘Take Care of Everybody’ — Even People Who Didn’t Vote for Him

‘You’re getting mad at Jimmy Kimmel? Come on, man’

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BARKLEY: "The second term, I was like, okay maybe 'cause he lost, and then, okay, maybe he’ll like try to do some good stuff, and it seems like, to me, he became more bitter and angry. And the thing that bothers me the most is like, yo, man, it’s the United States of America. You’re supposed to take care of everybody. Like, even if they didn’t vote for you, like, hey, how can we lower health costs? How can we get rid of crime and things like that? How can we lower gas prices? But it — and, like, you’re getting mad at Jimmy Kimmel? Come on, man. You’re getting mad at Stephen Colbert? Like, the thin skin is like, yo, man, you the president."

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Charles Barkley: Trump Is Supposed to ‘Take Care of Everybody’ — Even People Who Didn’t Vote for Him