Donald Trump threatened Kim Jong-un and North Korea on Tuesday, so Jimmy Kimmel was curious to see if people on the street could point to where the country in Asia is on a map.
Spoiler alert: They couldn't.
Kimmel sent a crew outside of his studio on Hollywood Boulevard yesterday to find strangers willing to showcase their ignorance on camera, and let's just say Americans need a geography lesson -- stat!
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View Story"You know I'm very good at geography, but this is very embarrassing, because I don't even remember where the f-ck North Korea is," one person said.
Kimmel's crew asked a total of nine people (at least that were included in the final cut of the video), all of whom guessed wrong. Instead of pointing to the geographic area just north of South Korea, southeast of China and west of Japan, these fine Americans pointed to Canada, the Middle East and the Arctic.
