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PROBLEM: Jimmy Kimmel  has already said what  he  needs to say about the events in Las Vegas.
But on Tuesday night   Kimmel  dedicated a small part of  his  opening monologue to take aim the "nuts" who spent time criticising  him  and others for wanting to do something about gun control  following what happened on Sunday.
SEE ALSO:  Jimmy Kimmel  tears up talking about  his  hometown Las Vegas
 He  got straight to the point.
"So we will talk about it  and shame on you for suggesting otherwise." And with that   Kimmel  returned to the show  riffing about none other than Trump's visit to Puerto Rico.

SOLUTION: Jimmy Kimmel

PROBLEM: Northwestern athletics dodged a bullet on Bryant McIntoshâs knee injury. But not Clayton Thorsonâs.
 Thorson  got carted off Friday in the Music City Bowl after making a 24-yard catch on a trick play.  He  immediately grabbed  his  right knee as Nissan Stadium hushed and teammates approached to offer encouragement.
After the game NU coach Pat Fitzgerald said that a preliminary exam revealed ânothing overly alarming â¦ I think  he  hyperextended it  from my vantage point.â
But subsequent tests revealed a tear and there is no timetable for  his  return. Surgery is expected in a few weeks. Torn ACLs typically have a 9- to 12-month recovery period.
 Thorson  announced Dec. 19 that  he  would return to Evanston for  his  fifth season and fourth as a starter. Had  he  been healthy and entered the NFL draft   he  figured to be a late-round pick.
If  Thorson  isnât ready for NUâs Aug. 30 (Thursday night) season-opener at Purdue  Northwestern likely will turn to either TJ Green or Andrew Marty.
 Thorson âs 27 victories as the starting quarterback are the most in NU history. The 6-foot-4  220-pound Wheaton North alumnus ranks second in program history in passing yards (7 513) and completions (688). Heâs a career 57.4 percent passer and made third-team all-Big Ten in 2017.
 Clayton Thorson 's return gives NU a fourth-year starter at QB Â»

SOLUTION: Clayton Thorson

PROBLEM: Sheâs been attacked by many of her former allies for airing dirty laundry in public  but  former Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Donna Brazile  took no prisoners Monday night in Chicago  telling a crowd  âMama has to eat!â
Excerpts from Brazileâs new book  in which she revealed that she at one point considered replacing Hillary Clinton with Joe Biden in the 2016 presidential campaign  and argued that a deal the Clinton campaign made to help get the national party out of debt gave Clinton unfair leverage in her primary race against Bernie Sanders  created a firestorm among Democrats last week. They also made  Brazile  an unlikely hero for Republicans  including President Donald Trump.
 A combative Brazile  referred repeatedly to  herself  in the third person and hardly let moderator Fred Hochberg get a word in edgewise  sassing her former employer CNN (âWhat you have to do now on TV is insult the other personâ); the president (âunfitâ); and âarrogantâ Clinton campaign staffers who âdisrespectedâ her (âI donât have to give anyone any kisses â Iâm 57 years old. ... Iâm not Patsy the slave!â).
But  Brazile  said  she  has a right to make money after quitting several well-paid jobs to work for the party. Many of those attacking  her  are political consultants who are upset  she  cut them from the party payroll  describing  her  book as âa wake-up callâ for the âconsultant class.â
âIâm not gonna get any Christmas presents â  she  said. âThatâs OK. I make my own gumbo!â
Former party head Donna Brazile re-opens old Democratic wound with new book  a 'political suicide note'  Â»
Former DNC head Donna Brazile  says  she  considered replacing Clinton with Biden as nominee Â»

SOLUTION:
Donna Brazile