Josh Groban sings Donald Trump's greatest tweets for Jimmy Kimmel
If you are not a longtime follower of Donald Trump's Twitter account, you may not be aware the breadth of his interests and 140-character pronouncements. On Monday's Jimmy Kimmel Live, Josh Groban tries to rectify that, performing a handful of Trump's tweets, alone with a piano. "Donald Trump's tweets will make you laugh, they'll make you cry — but mostly they'll make you cry," Groban explained halfway through. But he's selling himself short: Groban's heartfelt, delightful renditions of some of Trump's greatest tweets will more likely than not at least put a smile on your face. Watch below. Peter Weber
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