'South Park' Creators Discuss Trump Depiction on Jimmy Kimmel Live
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'South Park' Creators Discuss Trump Depiction on Jimmy Kimmel Live

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On Tuesday evening, Jimmy Kimmel interviewed "South Park" co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" During the interview, Kimmel posed a provocative question to the duo: "Why aren't you guys in a gulag somewhere, shackled down in a basement?"

The late-night host was alluding to the animated series' relentless mockery of President Trump. The show has repeatedly depicted Trump with a small penis, a running gag that has become one of its signature satirical elements targeting the former president.

Parker and Stone have built their careers on pushing boundaries with their animated comedy, which has long featured irreverent portrayals of politicians, celebrities, and cultural figures. Their treatment of Trump has been notably pointed throughout his presidency and beyond.

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