US EditionJimmy Kimmel warns UK about 'tyranny' Kings in Alternative Christmas Message slamming Trump
Jimmy Kimmel criticized President Trump as a would-be monarch and warned British viewers that tyranny is rising in the U.S., urging them not to lose faith in American democracy.
- Dec. 25, 2025: Jimmy Kimmel delivered Channel 4's Alternative Christmas Message, saying tyranny is booming in the United States and attacking President Donald Trump as a would-be king.
- ABC's September suspension followed comments about Charlie Kirk, after pressure from Trump and FCC's Brendan Carr, prompting outcry over censorship, Kimmel said.
- Millions rallied and posted online to defend free expression, and Kimmel said, "You may have read in your colorful newspapers that my country's president would like to shut me up — because I don't adore him in the way he likes to be adored."
- He urged the U.K. to hold faith in Americans and asked for patience, saying to allow about three years for American politics to course-correct ahead of the 2028 presidential election.
- The broadcaster's annual slot, running since 1993, invited Kimmel, whose Thursday address may intensify his feud with Trump and internationalize U.S. political conflict.
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Jimmy Kimmel Claims Americans are “Not Bright” in British TV Christmas Address
Jimmy Kimmel was invited on British television for Channel 4's annual Alternative Christmas Message and said, "We are not bright. We’re Americans." In the four-minute video, Kimmel was given a new platform to humorously mock his ignorance of British culture, hurl sharp barbs at President Trump, and spend significant time talking about himself. The post Jimmy Kimmel Claims Americans are “Not Bright” in British TV Christmas Address appeared firs…
In his speech, Jimmy Kimmel criticizes the US President and warns the British audience.
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On Christmas Day, Jimmy Kimmel took his irrelevant message to the masses of Britain because no one in America really cares what he has to say.
Social Media Users Note an Interesting Irony as Jimmy Kimmel Slams America and Brands Trump a 'Tyrant' During "Christmas Message" to the United Kingdom
Failed comedian and talk show host Jimmy Kimmel chose to take his feud against President Trump overseas on the most holy day of the year and quickly got lit up for exhibiting a complete lack of self-awareness.
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