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Today we're talking about Charlie Kirk and about his favorite topic. Free speech. We all saw the videos of people on the left grossly celebrating his murder because he said things they didn't like.

But a lot of people are conflicted about comedian Jimmy Kimmel getting indefinitely suspended from his late-night gig

because of what he said on air about the death of the influential GOP organizer.

Should free speech protect Kimmel?

Or do we have this all wrong?

Let's kick the show off with Annie Fry at KFTK Radio in St. Louis.

And also, is it important to say right now that he hasn't been fired?

He's indefinitely suspended.

So is he going to be back Monday?

Is he going to be? Is he going to be, what's happening?

I don't think so.

I don't think you say indefinitely suspended.

No, you'd say, but if you, but if you, if it was fired, you'd say fired.

Well, I think they probably have contracts and they have to figure out, well, how do we get out of these contracts before we say he's fired.

The other thing here is that there were posts about Jimmy Kimmel being encouraged to he was going to that night offer an apology, which didn't get the opportunity to air. Dude, you can, if you hold your phone

up in front of your face and record an apology and upload it exactly anywhere on the internet,

it will be the most viewed video today. So please don't say, well, I was going to apologize,

but he's, I can use to apologize, but he's...

I can use that voice, right?

Yeah.

I don't want to be accusatory.

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