Jimmy Kimmel took a break from mocking Donald Trump on election eve to focus on one of the most bizarre news stories of the season: Tucker Carlson's alleged demon attack. The fired Fox News host opened up about the experience in "a very casual confession" for the upcoming documentary,

Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson has sensationally claimed that he was "physically mauled" by a "demon" that he says "attacked" him while he was sleeping in his bed with his wife and four dogs, leaving him with "claw marks" that still remain a year and a half later.

Tucker Carlson has claimed that nuclear technology was not created by humans – but by “demonic forces.” The former Fox News host and Donald Trump ally made the bizarre claim on Steve Bannon ’s War Room podcast, released on Election Day eve, where the two conservative figures got into a discussion about where nuclear technology originated.

As the decades went on, more discoveries were made. By 1938, German chemists Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann became the first to recognize that bombarding the uranium atom with neutrons caused it to split. Known as nuclear fission, the development led to widespread interest among scientists in Russia, the U.K., and the U.S.

YouTuber has said Donald Trump has demonic links. Given Carlson's “direct experience” with evil, maybe we should take him at his word.