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Paul Rudd, set to reprise his role as Ant-Man in Avengers: Doomsday, made waves for more than just his superhero comeback. During his Tonight Show appearance, Rudd sidestepped questions about the film and took a playful jab at Donald Trump’s recent controversy. Comparing Marvel’s secrecy to the Trump administration’s leaked military plans, he quipped, “You can’t be frivolous with this stuff… it’s not like military secrets or anything.” The remark referenced the accidental exposure of US strategy in Yemen, a mistake that quickly spiraled into a political firestorm. While the Tonight Show audience laughed, social media erupted with divided reactions.
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