Keith Olberman calls Stephen A. Smith ‘F — Ing Idiot “over Kimmel’s remarks

Former host ESPN and MSNBC Keith Olbermann This week, he extended his torrent controversial attacks on social media, this time aiming at ESPN’s current star Stephen A. Smith.

Smith weighed the ABC’s decision indefinitely Jimmy Kimmel On the air for recent comments about Charlie Kirk’s murder during the episode of his podculos on Thursday. Smith criticized his colleague Walt Disney Kimmel.

“Where was the joke? Because you presented the late night-and obviously he has a comedic commitment to him. Where was the joke? Obviously, it was nothing ridiculous about it,” said Smith about Kimmel’s joke, who made him pull out of the air.

Olberman condemned Smith for criticizing Kimmel, believing that a sports scientist was “engaged in prostitution on the right wing”.

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After the conservative icon Charlie Kirk was killed, Stephen A. Smith said that Jimmy Kimmel had been removed from the comments on the shooting. (Getti Image)

“Just adding to what has been true for years: (Stephen A. Smith) is an idiot. And now it smells money, prostrate and cooperates with the right wing,” Alberman wrote in a message on X.

In recent days, Olbermann has been close attention to the contradictory X POST, focused on Kirk and the Syncler broadcast group criticizing Kimmel.

Olberman replied to Syncler’s statement saying what was said Kimmel’s suspension Late night ABC show was “insufficient”.

Sinclair urged ABC to come to commemorate Kimmel’s kirk after a conservative influence last week.

“Burns in hell, Sincler,” Alberman wrote on X. ” Along with Charlie Kirk. “

Social media users stabbed the position of Olberman.

The former MSNBC leader continued to share his thoughts on the situation with Kimmel. He referred to the remarks that led to Kimmel’s discipline, posing that “Nothing, what Jimmy Kimmel said was untrue.”

Liberals rage when ABC pulls Jimmy Kimme from the air after comments Assassin Charlie Kirk

Keith Alberman posted on X that Charlie Kirk should “burn in hell” after the conservative icon and the father of two were killed during a performance at a college in Utah. (Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)

On Monday, Kimmel accused the Conservatives of reaching “new lows” of trying to secure the left ideology on Tyler’s 22-year-old suspect, although the prosecutor’s office confirmed these ties on Tuesday.

“We have been to the new minimums last weekend when the gang is desperately trying to characterize this child who killed Charlie Kirk as something except one of them, and did his best to score political points,” said Kimmem.

Smith, criticizing Kimmel’s joke, expressed his sympathy for the comedian, but still insisted on Kimel’s antagonism to President Donald Trump, not “wise”.

“Hearing the news about how Jimmy Kimmel was removed from the air, I was not satisfied with it. Not quite,” Smith said. “Because I think he’s a good man.

“I certainly hope that it will end up on the air, and if it does not be on the air, I hope it lives a very long and prosperous life.

“Having said all this, it does not mean that I have no right to say that what happened between him and (President Donald Trump) seems not the wisest step in the world.”

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Jimmy Kimmel pursues his Late Night Program in Los Angeles before he was rejected by Charlie Kirk’s murder. (David Russell/Disney via Getty Images)

Kimmel’s comments came day after the FBI officials and Utah Spencer’s Governor stated that Robinson Has conducted a “left ideology” And in recent years, more and more radicalized. He was also found that he had a romantic relationship with a transgender partner who was biologically a man and passed on to a woman.

Last week, Kirk, 31, was shot dead and killed during a performance at the Utah -Vali university. Thousands of people mourned his death in vigils by USA

Kirk’s funeral is scheduled for Sunday in Glendale, Arizona.

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