Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel took the spotlight on Tuesday evening as he discussed various topics including college basketball, President Donald Trump's appeal to Jewish voters, and conspiracy theories surrounding the whereabouts of the Princess of Wales.

With the NCAA tournament underway, Kimmel jokingly pointed out the excitement and unpredictability of March Madness. He playfully mentioned how even those who know very little about sports often end up winning big in the office March Madness pool. Making a playful dig, he questioned the existence of Gonzaga University, which has qualified for its 25th consecutive March Madness tournament this year.

Switching gears to politics, Kimmel turned his attention to the recently held primaries in Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Ohio, and Arizona. He stated that it was apparent that Trump and Joe Biden would be the nominees, leaving little doubt in anyone's mind. However, Kimmel expressed concern over the extent to which the ongoing political climate can be endured.

Kimmel then addressed Trump's recent controversial remarks on Jewish voters during an appearance on Sebastian Gorka's show. Referring to Trump's claim that Jewish people voting for Democrats "hate their religion" and "hate everything about Israel," Kimmel sarcastically suggested that such lines would also be part of a speech at Trump's granddaughter's bat mitzvah. Mocking Trump's knowledge of Israel, he humorously speculated that the former president might mistakenly believe baba ghanoush to be the capital and the Gaza Strip to be a gentlemen's club.

Wrapping up the show, Kimmel delved into the conspiracy theories surrounding the Princess of Wales, as she has been absent from the public eye since Christmas due to abdominal surgery. The host drew a contrast between the frenzy caused by Kate Middleton's absence in the UK and the lack of attention given to the whereabouts of Melania Trump, who has not been seen since 2021.

As usual, Kimmel's comedic take on current events provided a light-hearted perspective amidst political discussions, college basketball excitement, and royal rumors.