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    Host Jimmy Kimmel appeared at the Oscars in Los Angeles on Feb. 26. Kimmel accepted U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore’s invitation to meet him in Alabama, Thursday, after Kimmel sent a comedian to heckle Moore during a talk he was giving at a church the night before.

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    Former Alabama Chief Justice and U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore spoke at a campaign rally, Thursday, in Dora, Ala.

LOS ANGELES >> Late night host Jimmy Kimmel stepped up his feud with U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore, saying he’s open to fighting the Republican in his home state of Alabama.

Kimmel made the comments in reference to a Twitter fight with Moore on Thursday.

It began when Moore took issue with Kimmel’s show sending a comedian to crash a talk Moore was giving at a south Alabama church Wednesday night.

Moore tweeted to Kimmel Thursday: “If you want to mock our Christian values, come down here to Alabama and do it man to man.” Kimmel replied : “Sounds great Roy – let me know when you get some Christian values and I’ll be there!”

On his show Thursday, Kimmel offered to go to Alabama to either talk about Christian values or fight for charity with the money raised going to Moore’s accusers.

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