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Jimmy Kimmel was the talk of late night TV on Thursday, September 18, despite his own show, Jimmy Kimmel alive!Get off air by ABC earlier this week.
Abc Remove the talk show From his schedules on Wednesday, September 17, after criticism over Kimmel’s Comment For the death of a Conservative political commentator Charlie Kirk. “Jimmy Kimmel alive is saved in advance for an indefinite period, ”a spokesman for ABC confirmed Weekly US on Wednesday.
Kimmel, 57, prompted a strong reprimand of President Donald Trump Member of Administration Brendan CarrFederal Communications Commission Chair (FCC). Two main ABC link owners – Nexstar and Sinclair – drew the show in major markets across the US, stimulating ABC suspension nationwide.
On Thursday, Kimmel’s late night fellows leaned on the indefinite hiatus of the show and expressed their support for Kimmel.
Jimmy Kimmel alive! Only two episodes were broadcast this week before ABC was removed from the air in the midst of criticism over the comments of Host Jimmy Kimmel about late Conservative political activist Charlie Kirk. Kimmel, 57, welcomed people like last week tonight hosting John Oliver and Rob Lowe on Monday, September 15, and Tuesday, September 16, respectively, before (…)
Read on about responses from Jimmy Fallon. Stephen Colbert and more:
Jimmy Fallon
The Tonight Show host tackling the situation On Thursday’s episode, saying, “Well Guys, the big story is that Jimmy Kimmel was suspended by ABC after pressure from the FCC, leaving everyone thinking WTF.”
“This morning, I woke up to 100 text messages from my dad saying, ‘I’m sorry they canceled your show.’ I’m going, ‘that’s not me, that’s Jimmy Kimmel.’ But to be honest with you all, I don’t know what’s going on and no one does, but I know Jimmy Kimmel, and he’s a decent, loving and funny man, and hopefully he comes back, ”said Fallon.
Fallon promised to continue to cover the news – including Trump’s administration – “as I would normally be,” despite people worried that the show would be “censored.”
Stephen Colbert
Over The late showColbert – whose own show canceled by CBS in July – The episode opened on Thursday Saying, “I am your host, Stephen Colbert. But tonight we are all in Jimmy Kimmel.”
Colbert accused ABC from capping to pressure from Carr, Chairman of the FCC, and said, “If ABC thinks this is going to satisfy the routine, they are pitiful of naive. This is a obvious censorship.
Many stars were stunned after news broke that ABC removed Jimmy Kimmel’s Eponymous Talk Show following the host’s comments on Charlie Kirk’s death. A spokesman for ABC confirmed to US Weekly on Wednesday, September 17, that “Jimmy Kimmel Live! Will be saved in advance for an indefinite period.” The news followed Kimmel’s comments about Kirk’s accused murderer, (…)
Seth Meyers
“It is a privilege and an honor to call Jimmy Kimmel a friend of mine, just as it is a privilege and an honor to do this show every night,” Late Seth Meyers says during Segment “A Closer Look” Thursday. “I wake up every day and I count my blessings that I live in a country that at least claims to appreciate freedom of speech.”
“We all have to stand up for the principles of free expression,” he added, describing ABC’s decision as “a Pivotal moment in our democracy.”
He continued, “There is a reason there is free speech in the first amendment. It stands above all else.”
As for LateMeyers promised “to keep doing our show the way we have always done, with enthusiasm and justice.”
Jon Stewart
Thursday The daily show on a central comedy opened With a publisher stating that Stewart is now a “patriotic obedient” host on a “government -approved” show.
Stewart excused the footsteps of the line as he covered Trump’s journey to the UK this week, avoiding any criticism of the President.
“We’re having a fun, funny, adherence to administration,” started the broadcast.
