Jimmy Kimmel Pokes Fun at Union Strikes During Oscars Monologue

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Jimmy Kimmel took some light-hearted shots during his opening Oscars monologue -- but the highlight was probably his reflection on the strikes last year ... for a variety of reasons. The recurring host -- who was back for yet another gig this year…

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