American TV presenter Jimmy Kimmel and Lemmmpun Donald Trump in free speech Row

The US TV presenter gathered for Comrade Jimmy Kimmel Comrade after he was dismissed by ABC in a row for the comments he expressed about Charlie Kirk’s murder.

Stephen Kolbert started his show, saying that “we are all Jimmy Kimmel,” and said that removing the star was “a brazen attack on freedom of speech.”

Set Meyers stated that “the privilege and honor to call Jimmy Kimmel my girlfriend”, while John Stewart and Jimmy Fallon resolved the issue of free speech, making satirical sketches in which they obviously had to praise Donald Trump.

Their broadcasts came soon After the US president said The main networks were mostly negative in it and could pick up their licenses. “

For many years, Trump has focused on the media he has seen as his opponents.

Is Kimmel’s suspension attack on free speech? A sign of another media company that bows to Trump’s attack? Are you long overdue? It depends on which one you are.

This last decision directed the chill through liberal America – and prompted the President supporters who had long cleaned against the leading current at the end of the night that criticized him.

The line began after Kimmeme said on Monday that “Magom -Banda” “desperately tried to characterize this child who killed Charlie Kirk as something except” and tried “score political points from him.”

He also compared Trump’s reaction to the death of a conservative political activist to “as four -year sadness mourning goldfish”.

Brandan Carr, Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which regulates network television, called these comments “sick”. Kar said he threatened to take measures because the owner seemed “to mislead the American public.”

Conservative critics say Kimmeme has pushed the false story, believing that Kirk’s suspects were a republican killer “to make America again.” While on Sunday, the exact motive is still unknown – before Kimmeme came – the governor of Utah said that the suspect was “ideological left ideology”.

Meyers, presenter of the late night NBC, started his show on Thursday, saying that the Trump administration “pursued repression to freedom of speech” before adding sarcastically: “And not at all, I just want to say before starting here that I always admired and respected Mr. Trump.”

For the laughter of the audience, Meyers continued: “I always believed that he was a visionary, innovator, an excellent president and even the best golfist.”

The owner continued to play the sequence of Trump’s clips, saying that he had banned government censorship and returned free speech in America.

Losing extra clips about the situation with Kimmel, Meyers said: “It is a privilege and honor to call Jimmy Kimmel my friend, just like the privilege and honor to do it every night.

“I wake up every day and consider my blessings to live in a country, which at least thinks to appreciate the freedom of speech.

“And we will continue to do our show as we always did it – with enthusiasm and conscientiousness …”, after which the Perdecki noise happened, referring to the previous joke about the horse, which convinced before Trump during his state visit to the UK.

Returning to his point of view, Meyers continued: “This is the main thing … This is a great moment in our democracy, and we all have to uphold the freedom of expression.

“There is a reason for freedom of speech in the very first amendment. This is over all others.”

The CBS leading late Show Kolbert said, “Jimmy, I say that I stand with you and your employees 100%.”

He said Kimmel’s suspension was “brazen censorship” and “the last and most daring actions in a long campaign against media criticism.”

In Kolbert was canceled his own show – It will end in May, so it has free for months to say almost what wants.

CBS said in July that the cancellation of the late show was a “purely financial decision”, but some observers have linked this step to the upcoming federal decision with the participation of the parent company CBS, Paramount.

Kimmel’s removal came after Nexstar Media, one of the largest TV channel owners in America, said he would not broadcast Kimmel’s show “in the foreseeable future” because his comments were “abusive and insensitive.” Currently, Nexstar is also waiting for a federal approval for a separate absorption transaction.

“So, the company obviously capitulates the president’s whims to make sure their merger has passed – did it happen before?” Calbert joked.

“Everything about corporate relationships.”

After his state visit, Trump told reporters about shows and networks late at night: “All they do is hit Trump … They are licensed. They are not allowed to do it.”

Colbert replied, “Yes, they are! From the very beginning … These shows have always talked about the current president, and that’s when you are.”

He added: “So, no matter what they claim, it’s not quite about what Jimmy said on Monday, what was a part of the plan. How did I know it? Two months ago, when the president taste my cancellation, he posted” Jimmy Kimmel near. “

And that’s exactly what happened.

In The Tonight Show NBC, Fallon said to the audience: “I don’t know what’s going on and no one is doing. But I know Jimmy Kimmel, and he’s decent, funny and loving the guy and I hope he will return.”

He continued: “Many people are going through what we will not say what we want to say or what we will be censored. But I’m going to cover the president’s trip to the UK as I usually.

“Here we go. Well, the guys, President Trump just completed his three -day trip to the UK, and he …”

Then the voting crashed into Dub Fallon with the words “… looked incredibly beautiful.”

In Comedy Central, Stewart accepted a similar satirical approach, turning into a subtractor and a “patriotic obedient host” of the daily daily show “a brand new government”.

He reluctantly laid the praise “perfectly subjected to Trump”, known for his “charm, elegance and indisputable sexual charisma.”

Later, Stewart asked seven show correspondents, or the right “nasalists and critics.” “Did Donald Trump strangle free speech?”

“Of course, not John,” they said in unison in robotic voices. “Americans can express any opinion we want. Assume that it is different. Ha -h -hhhhh.”

Meanwhile, the former long-night leader David Letterman spoke about Kimmel’s suspension at the Atlantic Festival in New York on Thursday.

“I’m bad about this because we all see where it goes, right?” he said. “It’s guided media. It’s not good. It’s nonsense. It’s funny.”

In polarized America, the reaction to Kimmel’s suspension depends on your political affiliation, and not all late night owners correspond.

At the Conservative Commandable Fox News, Greg Gutfeld said, “People approach me and go:” If you are a comedian, and you are on TV, you should be upset. “I’m not quite.”

His group of guests criticized Kimmel’s comments and claimed that there were restrictions on network television.

The presenter also said that people who are now protecting Kimmemea tried to silence right outlets and commentators. “The only way to stop when they know it can happen to them,” Gutfeld said. “But is it really a fair reflection? I don’t know.”

Elsewhere, former CNN presenter Pierce Morgan said Kimmeme caused “understandable indignation across America”, adding: “Why is it predicted as some martyr of free speech?”