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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I thank you. We'd like to welcome our newest viewer, James Kimmel out of Los Angeles. Good to see you. Close your robe.

Happy Thursday, everyone. So ABC has suspended Jimmy Kimmel's show indefinitely after his remarks about Charlie Kirk.

True, even in getting fired, he comes in second to Colbert.

The battled talk show host is reportedly effing livid over the possible cancellation of his show, adding, is it because I'm black?

Meanwhile, Brian Stelter warns that America is less free after Kimmel's suspension.

He also complained that Golden Corral is less free after they put a lock on their pastry dumpster.

While some say it's an attack on free speech, others believe it's an excuse to unload Jimmy due to his poor ratings and the cost to keep him on.

So ABC had to make a tough call. It was either him or Joy Behar's Ham of the Month subscription.

Adds up.

Meanwhile, over at Ball State, Suzanne Swirk, the director of health promotion and advocacy,

has been fired for her comments about Charlie Kirk.

Ball State?

Looks like she's better suited at Meatball State.

She's often been accused of being a DEI hire,

but in reality, she ate all the other candidates.

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