We have the right guaranteed by the Constitution to criticize and satirize our leaders.

This is a right that many of us take for granted.

It's one that I took for granted for the first 57 years of my life until September of last year.

We will not stand by when comedy and journalism and

dissent are censored and regulated and criminalized. Thank you to Donald Trump, our

commander and thief, Abram Lincoln, Orange Julius Caesar, greedy McGulphy, dopey, and Pumpkin McCornhomper.

Thank you for inspiring us to fight for our freedom of speech.

Hi again, everybody. It's not 5 o'clock in New York. We didn't even get to him calling

Donald Trump, blobbed the builder and the hungry, hungry hypocrite.

Jimmy Kimmel accepted a Peabody Award over the weekend on the power of using humor to call out

Donald Trump's autocratic impulses and tell the truth about what's happening in our country right now from his very powerful perch.

And while Donald Trump has never, ever been accused of

making anyone's job easier, except maybe that of the guy that puts gold leaf on everything in the

civil office, when it comes to using satire to speak truth to power, sometimes Trump does the job

for all of us. Over the weekend, after artists after artists dropped out of his Freedom 250 concert series,

including Celebrity Apprentice winner, Brett Michaels,

Donald Trump took to his favorite social media platform to declare this.

Quote, I understand artists are getting the yips having to do with their performance on Wednesday,

so I am thinking about bringing the all caps number one attraction anywhere in the world,

the man who gets much larger audiences than Elvis in his prime.

He does so without a guitar. The man who loves our country more than anyone

else, and the man who some say is the greatest president in history, switching to all caps,

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