Summary
Late-night TV hosts responded to ABC's decision to pull "Jimmy Kimmel Live" due to his comments on Charlie Kirk's killing. Jon Stewart parodied government actions by hosting a special version of "The Daily Show," while Stephen Colbert and Seth Meyers criticized the move, calling it censorship. The response highlighted concerns about free speech under the Trump administration.
Key Facts
- ABC removed "Jimmy Kimmel Live" after Kimmel's remarks about Charlie Kirk's killing.
- Jon Stewart hosted a special show with themes suggesting government control.
- Stephen Colbert criticized the show's suspension, calling it "blatant censorship."
- Seth Meyers joked about possible future cancellations and criticized Trump's free speech policies.
- President Trump had previously called out Kimmel and Meyers, labeling them "total losers."
- There was concern among comedians about increasing government control over free speech.
- Some public figures urged ABC to reinstate Kimmel's show.
