Oz is running as a Republican in Pennsylvania, where he voted this year, absentee, using his in-laws’ address. “Despite living in New Jersey for the past two decades, Dr.
Oz is throwing his stethoscope into the ring,” Kimmel opened.
In his monologue on Wednesday’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” the host mocked the doctor’s political ambitions. Our values are under attack - so I want to serve America in its time of need,” Oz said in the appearance. Oz announced his intentions to run for the Senate seat being vacated by Pat Toomey in an appearance Tuesday on Fox News’ “Hannity” show, hosted by Sean Hannity. “But sure, Doc, check the pilot light on my ‘divine spark,’ just like they taught you at med school.” “I’d settle for cheaper gas,” Colbert joked. Oz’s first time running for office, so he’s staying humble with his promises,” Colbert said, noting that Oz is campaigning that he will “help re-light the ‘divine’ spark’ inside every American.” He now apparently rents a property his in-laws own in suburban Philadelphia. The Cleveland-born son of Turkish immigrants is a longtime resident of Cliffside Park, N.J., overlooking the Hudson River to Manhattan, where he films his TV show and practices medicine. Oz may not just have fake medical claims, he may have fake Pennsylvania claims - because he’s running there despite living in New Jersey for years,” Colbert said Tuesday on “The Late Show.” The 61-year-old announced that he plans to run for U.S. Late-night show hosts Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel this week both skewered celebrity heart surgeon, author and TV star Dr. Oz Show” well for years apparently doesn’t continue into the darkness of night. The daytime television lovefest that has served the host of the “Dr.
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