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# Jimmy Kimmel Picked Out the Funniest Parts of Mark Zuckerberg's Testimony So You Don't Have to

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## Megan McCluskey


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After creating an [edited version](http://time.com/5236160/mark-zuckerberg-testimony-cambridge-analytica-jimmy-kimmel/) of the first day of [Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony](http://time.com/5236871/zuckerberg-congress-testimony-facebook-cambridge/) before Congress, [Jimmy Kimmel](http://time.com/5232706/jimmy-kimmel-apology-sean-hannity/) realized that he didn’t even need to change the footage from Day 2 for it to be hilarious.

During Wednesday’s episode of _Jimmy Kimmel Live!_, the late-night host aired a pared-down rendering of Zuckerberg’s questioning before the House Energy Commerce Committee. The clip focused on the most comical statements made and inquiries posed to the Facebook CEO, including a few about [Diamond and Silk](http://time.com/5236280/diamond-and-silk-facebook-mark-zuckerberg/), two sisters known for their pro-Trump beliefs who have garnered a large conservative fanbase.

“The lawmakers who questioned him seemed confused,” Kimmel explained. “I think some of them think he’s the mayor of FarmVille. I don’t know if they know what Facebook is.”

However, Kimmel went on to say that he thought Zuck had been a good sport about the proceedings, noting that he “almost even managed to replicate a human smile.”

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