Hillary Clinton's appearance this week on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" not only lost to a rerun of "Friends" that was at least 10 years old, but it was also 33 percent lower than Donald Trump's May appearance on the nightly talk show.
According to The Hill, Clinton's appearance on Kimmel's show Monday night drew a 0.4 rating in the age 18-49 demographic. Trump was on the show in May, which registered a rating of 0.6 within the same group.
Monday's show lost to MTV's "Teen Mom Season 6" and an old episode of "Friends," reports The Hill.
Clinton's interview with Kimmel, according to Independent Journal, included a discussion about how she is preparing for the upcoming presidential debates and a comedic segment that addressed the rumors of her failing health.
When Trump was on Kimmel's show, the pair talked about Clinton and policy issues like his proposal to temporarily ban Muslims from entering the United States and bathrooms for transgender people.
The presidential campaign turned to the Clinton Foundation this week amid reports Clinton gave its donors special access to the state department when she was secretary of state from 2009-2013. Trump and others have called for the foundation to be shut down.
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