Why ABC ousted Jimmy Kimmel for calling Charlie Kirk’s killer a MAGA member

Jimmy Kimmel No reading electronic room.

This made him lose his job.

Now, after all day at Disney and ABC executives have been cramming all day, it’s hard to see Kimmel come back as he prepares for Wednesday night’s show. The brass said he was suspended indefinitely, meaning “lost our numbers.”

There are serious issues with freedom of speech here, especially in Government pressure.

Nexstar, an ABC affiliate that owns Newsnation, also said it will seize the show on its radio.

Disney pulls up Jimmy Kimmel’s show after commenting on Charlie Kirk’s assassination and more top headlines

and Stephen Colbert Limited to the last season of CBS, which means that two of the three late night hosts on the broadcast network will be expelled. Of course, both are social commentators and are also opposed to anti-Trump.

A happy camper is Donald Trump, who has been arguing with Kimmel. (As we’ve seen later, I played a small role in it.)

Trump congratulates ABC on having the “courage” to start Jimmy. When Colbert news broke, the president predicted Kimmel would be next.

Kimmel said after Charlie Kirk assassinationnot that bad. It’s about killers, not, like some early headlines, Charlie himself.

After the shooting, Kimmel actually sent a melancholy, respectful response, sending his love to Kirk’s family.

But then he was frustrated by the sensitivity of the situation and the general anger – especially among young people Conservative activistand those who disagree with Kirk. The atmosphere now is like a matching fire box.

These are Monday’s words that put him in trouble:

“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.”

That’s it.

I don’t agree with the killer Trump movement. I don’t think he’s part of any movement, just a crazy lunatic with a trans partner who expresses sympathy for gays but no “fascist”. Like all these Nutjob murderers and school shooters, the media search for “motivation” was futile.

A month from now on, maybe Kimmel’s sentences won’t cause a stir. But he should feel that this is not time.

Now, let’s see what the other side is talking about.

Trump, who is close to Kirk, said left-wing activists should blame his killings and an investigation is underway. Elon Musk labeled the “left” as the “murder party.” Pam Bondi She said she would sue those who commit “hate speech”, apparently missing the view that the First Amendment is meaningless, unless it protects evil speech, as long as it does not include threats of violence.

In that ocean of speech, Kimmel’s comment was a small ticking.

This brings us Federal Communications Commissionhas the right to revoke the broadcast license.

Brendan Carr, the FCC chairman I recently interviewed, said this in the podcast:

“We can do this in an easy way or in a difficult way. Frankly, these companies can find ways to change behavior and act, or there will be other work on the FACC.”

It sounds ominous.

Trump’s eyes at Charlie Kirk Memorial in Arizona

But Carr Sitta dragged it back in a political meeting. “I think you can draw a very clear line that the Supreme Court has done for decades, our First Amendment, our tradition of free speech, can protect almost all speech.”

even Laura Ingraham Says Carl should stay on TV.

Meanwhile, Trump urged NBC to fire “two total losers,” Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers, meaning a clear sweep of late night views.

It is worth reminding everyone that Charlie Kirk is making free speech and advocating nonviolence when he visited the country and established his turning point organization.

celebrity, Democrats Some journalists have condemned Disney/ABC’s decision to blow up “Jimmy Kimmel Live”. This makes me wonder, like Colbert’s “Late Show” it loses money, or makes relatively less money – these comments provide excuses to take it off.

Now to the background. Last year, when I sat in Mar-A-Lago with Trump, it was after the Oscars hosted by Kimmel.

He joked Trump: “Isn’t it your time to go to jail?”

So let the record show Jimmy started it – at least this round.

So I ask the candidate if he has a response.

“I think he hit me every night,” Trump said. “He has a terrible ratings…so I think I’ll hit him because I think he’s a bad master.”

Trump is referring to some Kimmel’s confidant being a joke that begged him not to go to prison, Trump told me: “This guy is even a fool than I thought.”

Oh, but it’s not the end.

Kimmel said in an inevitable counterattack that Fox certainly chose someone to interview trump card “No one has heard of it.”

Excellent! I only had my first cable show in over a decade in its time slot, but I guess it’s OK with the wealthy La-La-Land Elite.

I hit back and while I’m not a hype online star like him, my Sunday ratings almost match him. I took advantage of the high ratings from Trump’s interview, but we don’t get stuck in detail.

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I’ll give the last sentence to the founder of Outkick Clay Travisconservative broadcaster and my regular:

“I love Jimmy and his family and have known each other for years. I don’t like the concept – as someone who makes a living – in any creative industry, anyone loses their jobs for anything they say.”

Travis said he often tried to cancel him, adding: “If your principles are based on who has the power, you don’t actually have principles.”

footnote: I hope most people in the media, besides those covering news development projects, will stop using the suspect’s name in the Charlie Kirk case.

For many years, I refused to name it assassincould become assassins, mass shooters and school shooters because that would give them the attention they longed for. Just won’t go there.

Do you remember the names of Sandy Hook, Virginia Tech, Orlando Nightclub, Las Vegas Music Festival, Charleston Church, Buffalo, Uwald, and even Colorado schools? Neither me. The faster we can delegate them to the historical bin, the better.

Getting attention may inspire other possible gunmen to take action, believing it as a way to turn Nobic into a system of some kind.

This is an absolute proof of the so-called Kirk Killer.

The 22-year-old texted his roommate, his romantic partner, about what he had carved on the bullet rack.

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If these messages are entangled on fox new[s] I might have a stroke. ”

That’s why I say it’s dangerous by placing these outrageous characters as household names.