Jimmy Kimmel dismisses calls to cancel show as he urges Trump to 'seek medical help'

Jimmy Kimmel didn't hold back as he criticized President Donald Trump during his late-night show on Wednesday.

The 58-year-old comedian tapped into his comedy roots with a skit targeting Trump’s physical and mental health, urging the President to seek medical help.

This skit was essentially a satirical drug commercial for the fictional brand, Rezyne.

"Nobody said getting older was easy. Your struggling to stay awake," the commercial began, including footage of the American president appearing to dose off during a meeting. 

"Your memory is fading," the narrator continued. "Your dear lifelong friends are dead. And no matter what you do, you just can't get your poll up. It's time to make yourself great again with Rezyne."

"Go back to doing what you love. No more Intelligence briefings. No more questions about the war you started, or shaking hands with the French. Rezyne will lift the weight of the world off your cankles," added the commercial narrator.

Earlier this week, Trump blasted Jimmy for referring to Melania as a "expectant widow," urging ABC to act.

Following the incident, Jimmy apologized to President Trump and the First Lady, stating that his joke had been misinterpreted as a call to violence.