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ABC’s “view” The co-host skipped the news Thursday that the show by network colleague Jimmy Kimmel was pulled out of the air the day before.
The “Scenery” operating under the ABC’s news division did not discuss the Disney-owned network pulling “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”, a story that broke the night before, dominating the news coverage and driving outrage against liberals.
Kimmel’s performance was pulled The host of Free Nights suggested that Charlie Kirk’s alleged shooter was part of the “Margo Gang,” sparked criticism from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and led two major ABC branch owners to tighten the plan.
Co-hosts often comment at the start of the show on what they call a “hot topic.” They’re outspoken About the cancellation of Stephen Colbert’s CBS program “Last Performance” in July.
ABC’s “The View” co-hosted on September 17, 2025. (View/screenshot)
Kimmel advises Charlie Kirk assassin to be the threat to ABC by the FCC chairman of “Maga”.
Co-host discusses FBI Directors Testimony of Kash Patel Part one on Wednesday on Capitol Hill, and part two on Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and former CDC director Susan Monarez.
They also celebrated the birthday of co-host Sara Haines.
Representatives of the View did not immediately return a request for comment. It is unclear whether ABC directed talk show to skip the main news that could lead to liberal criticism of the company.
“Jimmy Kimmel’s live broadcast will be seized indefinitely,” a Disney spokesman said in a statement Wednesday.
Co-host Whoopi Goldberg was on “The View” on June 18, 2025. (ABC/screenshot)
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr defends ABC branch, performs after monologue by Rajmy Kimmel
Liberals defend Kimmel And angry at Disney’s plan to pull the late night host.
Disney is accused of falling into trouble with its growing pressure from ABC branch radio stations across the country and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Trump administration And waving the white flag in the battle of freedom of speech.
CNN’s Brian Stelter said Wednesday that the United States is a “not very free place” when late-night hosts can’t say what they want.
Kimmel started the fire this week after suggesting Kirk’s so-called shooter Tyler Robinson as part of the “Maga Gang.”
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“We had some new lows over the weekend, and the Margot Gang desperately tried to describe the child who murdered Charlie Kirk, except for one of them, and did everything possible to get political points from it.”
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr threatened ABC and Disney to correct the situation, saying, “We can do it in an easy way or in a difficult way.” Nexstar Media Group and Sinclair Broadcasting Group told ABC that they will seize “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Wednesday night, before ABC completely sucked the show.
Kimmel reportedly had planned to resolve the dispute at a performance Wednesday night and said his remarks were disconnected from the context before being removed from office.
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Fox News’s Joseph Wulfsohn contributed to the report.
