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Sen. Cruz Jokes Comedian Jimmy Kimmel's 'Feelings Are Hurt' After He Sends Cruz to 'Hell' in Skit

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) continued his feud with comedian Jimmy Kimmel Wednesday after Kimmel sent him to hell in an irreverent skit featuring Billy Crystal as God and Dave Grohl as Satan.

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In the skit, God and Satan fight over who gets Cruz and Satan ends up with him after losing a game of rock, paper, scissors.

Cruz hit back at Kimmel Wednesday tweeting "Jimmy’s feelings are still hurt that I kicked his a** at hoops."

Sen. Cruz was referencing his 11-9 victory over Kimmel in their friendly one-on-one game of basketball the two had in June after Kimmel likened Cruz to a “blobfish” and insulted his love of the Houston Rockets.

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“You’re a good sport,” Kimmel told Cruz after his defeat. “I still think you’re a terrible senator.”

They donated $10,000 each to charity after the game. Cruz chose Generation One Texas, which is dedicated to fighting poverty and Kimmel gave to the Texas Children’s Hospital.

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