To this day, I don't know why he said what he said.

So something about this says to me that Kimmel wanted this to happen.

Bob Eiger jumped up on his desk and started tap dancing when this controversy started

because it gave him a morality clause breach against Kimmel to terminate his contract a year early when he's losing money.

What we need to do is we need to not be killing each other, okay?

And it's not Jimmy Kimmel's responsibility to deliver that message.

It's the government's responsibility is the president's responsibility.

If you think that this whole FCC thing is just a coincidence out of all the things that

Jimmy Kimmel's ever said about conservatives, then let me know.

It's grotesquely against the First Amendment, and these guys are not going to look good

in the history books for doing.

Is there any way back for Kimmel at ABC, do you think?

America in the world is still reeling for one of the most significant assassinations in half a century.

Politics, sadly, is inevitable.

And amid the finger pointing over the excessive reactions on both sides,

the United States is now navigating a vex debate on free speech.

ABC has taken Jimmy Kimmel off there indefinitely for saying this.

Some new lows over the weekend,

with the Maga Gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it.

Kimmel's comments were undeniably crass, inaccurate and insensitive. TV stations said they'd refused to air his show, forcing the network to make a choice.

As with Colbert's late show, this was an expensive production with falling ratings. It's frankly

impossible to imagine a time in the past decade when a network host would not have been cancelled

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