US EditionJimmy Kimmel, the NRA, and the First Amendment
The Federal Communications Commission is investigating following the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's show after controversial comments, raising questions about government influence on private media.
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By Alex Leeds Matthews and Brian Stelter, CNN Just hours before “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” was set to tap on Wednesday, ABC stunned Hollywood and the U.S. by indefinitely pulling the show and its famed host off the air. The move marks the latest development in a feud between late-night comedians and the Trump administration. Here’s a timeline of what happened leading up to Kimmel’s suspension: The-CNN-Wire™ & © 2025 Cable News Network, Inc., a Warner …
Don't cry for Jimmy Kimmel - Washington Examiner
There is no reason to cry for Jimmy Kimmel after the indefinite suspension of his show. He did it to himself through his unfunny, sanctimonious lecturing and poor ratings. Jimmy Kimmel Live! has been indefinitely suspended by ABC following his comments about Charlie Kirk’s death, and Democrats everywhere are crying that this is a violation of free speech by the Trump administration. Not that liberals will believe it, but the decision likely had …
Jimmy Kimmel goes down fighting for the First Amendment – brioux.tv
I watched Jimmy Kimmel’s monologue Monday night and thought, hoo boy. This is not going to end well. Glad he and wife and producer Molly McNearney got to dress up and enjoy The Emmys at least. But I was not surprised when Kimmel was suspended today, Wednesday, by ABC. With America ripped even further apart [...]
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