Jimmy Kimmel returned to ABC after a suspension that sparked a national debate about free speech, using his late-night platform to deliver an extended critique of President Trump. Kimmel claimed some wanted him off the air for making jokes about Trump, while ABC said he was suspended for “insensitive” comments related to a dangerous hoax involving conservative influencer Charlie Kirk.
Despite ABC reinstating him, major affiliates like Nexstar and Sinclair are still preempting his show, demanding an apology to Kirk’s widow and donations to her family. Kimmel refused, criticizing the stations and defending his comments, while the clash highlights ongoing tensions in late-night TV as ratings decline and legal battles involving Trump continue.
Jimmy Kimmel returned to ABC after a suspension that sparked a national debate about free speech, using his late-night platform to deliver an extended critique of President Trump. Kimmel claimed some wanted him off the air for making jokes about Trump, while ABC said he was suspended for “insensitive” comments related to a dangerous hoax involving conservative influencer Charlie Kirk.
Despite ABC reinstating him, major affiliates like Nexstar and Sinclair are still preempting his show, demanding an apology to Kirk’s widow and donations to her family. Kimmel refused, criticizing the stations and defending his comments, while the clash highlights ongoing tensions in late-night TV as ratings decline and legal battles involving Trump continue.
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