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Former ESPN and MSNBC Host Keith Alberman This week expanded the torrent of his controversial social media attacks, this time targeting current ESPN star Stephen A. Smith.
Smith weighs ABC’s decision to pull indefinitely Jimmy Kimmel On Thursday’s podcast, a recent speech about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Smith criticized Kimmel, his colleague at Walt Disney Company.
Smith said of Kimmel’s joke: “Where is the joke? Because you’re a late night master – obviously, it has the attachment of a comedian. Where is the joke? Obviously, it’s not fun.”
Olbermann condemned Smith for criticizing Kimmel, indicating that sports experts “prostitutes are heading to the right-wing prostitutes.”
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Stephen A. After the assassination of conservative idol Charlie Kirk, Stephen A. (Getty Image)
“Just adding to the real situation for years: [Stephen A. Smith] He’s an idiot. Now, he smells the money that sells out and works with the right. ” Alberman wrote in an article on X.
Olbermann has been under scrutiny in recent days for controversial X posts, targeting Kirk and Sinclair broadcast groups criticizing Kimmel.
Alberman responded to Sinclair’s statement, which said Kimmel’s suspension From his ABC late night show, “It’s not enough.”
Sinclair calls for Kirk’s memorial to be played in place of Kimmel’s performance after conservative influencers were shot and killed last week.
Olbermann wrote on X: “Hell, Sinclair.
Social media users slammed Alberman’s post.
The former head of MSNBC talk continued to share ideas about Kimmel’s situation. He mentioned the remarks that led to Kimmel’s discipline, which read: “There is nothing untrue to what Jimmy Kimmel said.”
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Keith Olbermann posted on X, Charlie Kirk was assassinated at a college event in Utah with a conservative idol and father of two. (Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)
Kimmel accused conservatives of hitting a “new low” when fixing left-wing ideology on 22-year-old suspect Tyler Robinson, despite prosecutors reiterating the links in Tuesday’s indictment.
“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.”
Smith expressed sympathy for the “comedian” when criticizing Kimmel’s joke, but still insisted that Kimmel’s confrontation with President Donald Trump was not “wise”.
“I wasn’t happy with it when Jimmy Kimmel was cancelled. Not at all,” Smith said. “Because I do think he’s a good guy. I do think his heart is in the right place. I do think he’s incredible service to the ABC and the Walt Disney family.”
“I certainly hope that he ends up going back to the air and that if he doesn’t come back to the air, I hope he lives a long and enjoyable life.
“Saying all this doesn’t mean I don’t have the right to say what happened between him and him [President Donald Trump] It doesn’t seem to be the smartest move in the world. ”
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Jimmy Kimmel hosted his late-night program in Los Angeles before being suspended for the murder of Charlie Kirk. (David Russell/Disney via Getty Images)
Kimmel’s comments came a day after FBI officials and Utah Gov. Spencer Cox. Have a “leftist ideology” In recent years, it has become increasingly radical. It also reveals that he has a romantic relationship with a transgender partner who is biologically male and transitions to females.
Kirk, 31, was shot dead while speaking at an event at Utah Valley University last week. Thousands of people mourn his death on night vigils across the United States
Kirk’s funeral is scheduled to be held Sunday in Glendale, Arizona.
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