Summary
Disney announced that "Jimmy Kimmel Live" will return to the air after a short suspension following comments made by the host about the killing of a right-wing activist. The suspension came after threats from the FCC due to Kimmel's remarks. The show is set to resume on Tuesday.
Key Facts
- Disney suspended "Jimmy Kimmel Live" after comments made about the killing of a conservative activist.
- The show returns six days after the suspension.
- The FCC chairman threatened investigations over the comments.
- There was widespread criticism and calls for boycotts against Disney following the suspension.
- Disney leaders and Jimmy Kimmel had discussions and agreed to resume the show.
- Kimmel plans to address the issue when he returns on air.
- Former President Trump had inaccurately called the suspension a cancellation.
- A student in Utah has been charged with the murder of the activist, Charlie Kirk, but his motive is not clear.
