You can't cut something classy with something trashy, which is why the Knife Guys — aka Will Ferrell and Ryan Gosling — are busy hawking the finest cutting tools on the market. The pair, fresh off their Costco road show, stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live on Monday to show off their shiny gold Trump knives that cut through shiny gold Trump Steaks. When asked by Kimmel if Trump knows about their business venture, a disgusted Ferrell responded, "No, Mr. Trump doesn't know about this because he's super busy making America great again!" These knives also do more than just cut the most luxurious pieces of meat ever — they can also be used to perform emergency tracheotomies. Watch the video below. Catherine Garcia
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