So you know you've reached new lows when half of society views Jimmy Kimmel receiving a slap on the risk,

a bigger atrocity and tragedy than Charlie Kirk's political assassination.

But unfortunately, that's just where we are as a society.

So in case you missed it, just a few days ago, Jimmy Kimmel was indefinitely pulled off the air by Disney and ABC after he made comments about Charlie Kirk's political assassination.

Now, these were not just comments, these were not just, you know, a joke that Jimmy Kimmel made.

He was intentionally misleading his viewers, his audience, about what was going on in this ongoing investigation.

I feel like I kind of jumbled that sentence there, but he was intentionally lying to his audience.

If you have not seen the clip, we will go ahead and play it now.

We had 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.

I'm sorry, Jimmy.

People on the right were trying to figure out who this shooter was.

We were not intentionally trying to distance ourselves from this individual, especially because

at this

point in the investigation, when you went on air and you did this monologue, we already knew

that, yes, Tyler Robinson's family was Republican. We had heard that, but we had also heard

from his family, that he said that Charlie Kirk was full of hatred, that he had moved

to the left. We knew what was engraved on the bullets. We knew that

one of the bullets said, hey, fascist catch. We knew that another one of the bullets had an

Italian song that was critiquing the fascist regime. All of this information was readily accessible.

It was out there. It was being talked about extensively. It was viral on social media. And yet you still went on air and said, oh, they're just doing it to, you know, to win

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