Bye, bye, Jimmy Kimmel.

They say he's on an indefinite suspension, but I beg to differ.

I think the guy's actually fired.

I think it's over for one, Jimmy Kimmel, unless maybe he can get a job on MSNBC.

Oh, the new Versaunt thing that they're going to be spinning off, that's where he should go.

Because then you can be as opinionated as you want, and you won't

have the FCC breathing down your back. Jimmy Kimmel, off the air, just as I predicted, right here

on this show yesterday. What did we talk about? After Benny's interview with Brandon Carr, who runs

the FCC, I told you. I said, you know what? This guy's going to go. He's going to be fired,

and I can tell you this. Another prediction. Seth Myers is next.

Ladies at the view are like terrified right about now.

Terrified that they're also going to be in this predicament.

And I'll tell you why.

You see, when you're working at a network, it comes with a different set of responsibilities

than it does when you're actually working in cable television to totally different animals.

And, of course, streaming, we're a whole other thing right over here.

But, you know, Jimmy, you can't actually just completely misspeak and mislead the public.

You're not allowed to do that, because guess what?

You're on public airwaves, and those public airways are governed by the FCC, and thus you were

way out of line, way out of line saying the things that you did about Charlie Kirk.

Guys, we've got to talk about what he said, because it's pretty bad, and then we're going to talk about what the repercussions are. But first,

first, here's Donald Trump overseas in the UK. By the way, beautiful, beautiful dinner and

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