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Jimmy KimmelA late night show was pull off the air Following his controversial remarks about death Charlie Kirk.
During the Monday, September 15, broadcast of Jimmy Kimmel alive!Kimmel, 57, shared his thoughts of Kirk’s murder. (The Conservative political activist shoot and kill During an event at Utah Valley University on September 10. Kirk was 31.)
“We hit new lows over the weekend with the Gang Maga desperately trying to characterize this child who murdered Charlie Kirk like anything other than one of them with everything they can to score political points,” said Kimmel. “Between the finger pointing, there was mourning.”
Kimmel added that President Donald Trump order the flags to fly on half of staff. He also noted that Trump was taking the news “hard” before showing a clip of the President talking to reporters about building the White House dancing room after asking how he was coping with Kirk’s tragic pass.
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, (…)
“He’s on a fourth stage of grief, building,” quoted Kimmel. “It collapses, builds.”
Then Kimmel took a min at Trump, 79, who was, apparently, close to Kirk.
“This is not how an adult mourns the murder of someone who called a friend,” Kimmel claimed. “This is how a four -year -old mourns a goldfish.”
Days after the broadcast show broke news that ABC was pulling Kimmel off the air.
“Jimmy Kimmel Live will be saved in advance indefinitely,” a spokesman for ABC confirmed Weekly US on Wednesday, September 17.
ABC movement comes after Nexstar Media, which owns several TV stations, threatens to eliminate the late night show from its lineup. The company said Diversity In a statement on Wednesday they were “strong” opposed “recent comments made by Mr. Kimmel about the killing of Charlie Kirk.”
Us reached out to Kimmel for comments.
Kirk was a controversial figure during his life and has remained a post-mortem polarization. Although many stars and political figures mourned Kirk and denied his murder, there have been backlash and results from those who have spoken negatively. Multiple public figures have been fired for insensitive comments about Kirk, including MSNBC Correspondent Matthew Dowd.
Comcast executives sent a letter to their employees on Friday, September 12, urging them to be respectful in their attention to Charlie Kirk. The letter comes after MSNBC contributor Matthew Dowd was fired for comments he made on the air shortly after the death of the Conservative activist. Kirk died on Wednesday at the age of 31 after he was shot (…)
“(Kirk) has been one of the most divisive junior figures, especially split in this, which is always a kind of push this kind of hate speech or a kind of aiming for some groups,” said Dowd, who used to work as a strategist for President George W. Bush, he said during the network’s comment. “And I always go back to, hateful thoughts lead to hateful words, which then lead to hateful acts. And I think that’s the environment we are in. You can’t stop with these kind of terrible thoughts you have and then say these terrible words and not expect terrible acts. And that’s the unfortunate environment we are in.”
Hours later, dowd, 64, was dropped from the network and he issuing an apology.
“Let us all get together and condemn violence of any kind,” he wrote. “My thoughts and prayers are Charlie Kirk’s w/ family and friends. On an earlier appearance on MSNBC I was asked a question on the environment in which we are. I apologize for my tone and words.”
