He tried it as best to cancel me. Instead, he forced millions of people to watch the show.

That backfired, Bigley.

He might have to release the Epstein files to distract us from this now.

Disney has asked me to read the following statement, and I agreed to do it.

Here we go.

To reactivate your Disney Plus and Hudo account, we talked it through, and at the end, even though they didn't have to, they really didn't have to.

This is a giant company. We have short attention spans, and I am a tiny part of the Disney Corporation.

They welcomed me back on the air, and I thank them for that.

That was some of Jimmy Kimmel's monologue last night, returning to ABC for the first time since his show was pulled off the air last week.

The question is, how did he address the comments that sparked his

original suspension? Plus, we'll go through President Trump's speech yesterday at the United Nations,

taking a defiant tone while addressing world leaders. The question is, how is that speech being

received? Meanwhile, the president canceled a meeting with top Democrats, as the deadline to fund

the government is now less than a week away. The question is, what are the key issues keeping both sides here from a deal? It's

way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early. The show whose New York staff is ready to say goodbye to UN traffic.

Totally get that from when I used to live there.

I'm Allie Vitale on this Tuesday, September 24th, and we'll start with the news.

Jimmy Kimmel Live returned to the late night lineup last night, nearly one week after ABC

pulled the show off the air amid controversy over Kimmel's comments over the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

In an emotional opening monologue, Kimmel addressed the remarks that led to his suspension while

fiercely defending free speech and criticizing the Trump administration over what he called

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