Trump to ‘sue ABC’ as Kimmel returns to late-night TV post-controversy

Following a significant controversy that caused some ABC affiliates to stop airing Jimmy Kimmel’s show, Kimmel made a comeback appearance on late-night television on Tuesday.

President Donald Trump erupted on Tuesday after ABC announced Jimmy Kimmel would return to late-night television, accusing the broadcaster of backing Democrats and branding it a potential “illegal campaign contribution.”

In a post shared on Truth Social, Trump slammed ABC’s decision and reignited his ongoing row with Kimmel, who has frequently mocked him in his opening segments.

“I can’t believe ABC Fake News gave Jimmy Kimmel his job back. The White House was told by ABC that his Show was cancelled! Something happened between then and now because his audience is GONE, and his ‘talent’ was never there,” Trump wrote. The news comes as Jimmy Kimmel Live: Late-night show returns despite Donald Trump’s scathing rant.

Why would they want a replacement who plays 99% positive Democrat GARBAGE and performs so poorly, isn’t funny, and puts the network in danger? He added that, to my knowledge, that would constitute a significant Illegal Campaign Contribution because he is yet another DNC arm.

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He went on: “I think we’re going to test ABC out on this. Let’s see how we do. Last time I went after them, they gave me $16 million. This one sounds even more lucrative. A true bunch of losers! Let Jimmy Kimmel rot in his bad Ratings.”, reports the Irish Star.

Jimmy Kimmel Live made a comeback last night! following an indefinite suspension that had sparked discussion all over the country, on ABC, was officially reinstated. Following Kimmel’s most recent monologue on the program, where he accused “the MAGA gang” of trying to politicize Charlie Kirk’s murder, the drama began.

The backlash was severe because Sinclair and Nexstar, two significant ABC affiliates, “indefinitely” dropped Kimmel from the air.

Brendan Carr, the chair of the FCC, jumped in and warned of regulatory consequences if broadcasters continued to air the program without addressing his concerns.

Disney and ABC immediately faced criticism after thousands of Disney+ subscribers were canceled, and numerous celebrities and businesses demanded that Kimmel be reinstated.

The company met with Kimmel, assessed the damage, and announced the program would resume on Tuesday night in its regular slot amid the criticism, subscriber exodus, and censorship and free speech debates.

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However, Sinclair decided to avoid airing the comeback episode on its ABC affiliates and instead to air news programming until the “discussions with ABC” are resolved.

This followed CBS’s decision not to renew Stephen Colbert for another series after his outspoken criticism of Donald Trump.

Trump to ‘sue ABC’ as Kimmel returns to late-night TV post-controversy

Following a significant controversy that caused some ABC affiliates to stop airing Jimmy Kimmel’s show, Kimmel made a comeback appearance on late-night television on Tuesday.

President Donald Trump erupted on Tuesday after ABC announced Jimmy Kimmel would return to late-night television, accusing the broadcaster of backing Democrats and branding it a potential “illegal campaign contribution.”

In a post shared on Truth Social, Trump slammed ABC’s decision and reignited his ongoing row with Kimmel, who has frequently mocked him in his opening segments.

“I can’t believe ABC Fake News gave Jimmy Kimmel his job back. The White House was told by ABC that his Show was cancelled! Something happened between then and now because his audience is GONE, and his ‘talent’ was never there,” Trump wrote. The news comes as Jimmy Kimmel Live: Late-night show returns despite Donald Trump’s scathing rant.

Why would they want a replacement who plays 99% positive Democrat GARBAGE and performs so poorly, isn’t funny, and puts the network in danger? He added that, to my knowledge, that would constitute a significant Illegal Campaign Contribution because he is yet another DNC arm.

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He went on: “I think we’re going to test ABC out on this. Let’s see how we do. Last time I went after them, they gave me $16 million. This one sounds even more lucrative. A true bunch of losers! Let Jimmy Kimmel rot in his bad Ratings.”, reports the Irish Star.

Jimmy Kimmel Live made a comeback last night! following an indefinite suspension that had sparked discussion all over the country, on ABC, was officially reinstated. Following Kimmel’s most recent monologue on the program, where he accused “the MAGA gang” of trying to politicize Charlie Kirk’s murder, the drama began.

The backlash was severe because Sinclair and Nexstar, two significant ABC affiliates, “indefinitely” dropped Kimmel from the air.

Brendan Carr, the chair of the FCC, jumped in and warned of regulatory consequences if broadcasters continued to air the program without addressing his concerns.

Disney and ABC immediately faced criticism after thousands of Disney+ subscribers were canceled, and numerous celebrities and businesses demanded that Kimmel be reinstated.

The company met with Kimmel, assessed the damage, and announced the program would resume on Tuesday night in its regular slot amid the criticism, subscriber exodus, and censorship and free speech debates.

Continue reading the article.

However, Sinclair decided to avoid airing the comeback episode on its ABC affiliates and instead to air news programming until the “discussions with ABC” are resolved.

This followed CBS’s decision not to renew Stephen Colbert for another series after his outspoken criticism of Donald Trump.

Donald Trump’s scathing dig at Jimmy Kimmel as host returns to TV screens

Jimmy Kimmel Live ! after a nearly week-long suspension that divided opinion and sparked a debate about freedom of speech, returned to late-night television today.

Donald Trump has blasted ABC for allowing Jimmy Kimmel’s return to late-night television.

The network was criticized by the US President for playing “99% positive Democrat GARBAGE” moments before Jimmy Kimmel Live and for bringing back “someone who does so poorly, who is not funny, and who puts the Network in danger” returned following its suspension.

Mr. Trump claimed in a Truth Social post that “I can’t believe ABC Fake News gave Jimmy Kimmel his job back. ABC informed The White House that his Show had been postponed! Because his audience is GONE and his “talent” was never present, something happened between that time and now. Kimmel further stated in the post that it would be “a major illegal campaign contribution” if Kimmel were to become “an additional arm of the DNC.”

“I believe ABC will be put to the test on this,” he said. See how we fare. When I sought after them, I received $16 million. Even more lucrative seems to be this one. A real bunch of losers The President remarked, “Let Jimmy Kimmel rot in his poor ratings.”

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45 minutes before the episode’s airtime, ABC teased Jimmy’s monologue with a soundbite. The broadcaster said in the tease, “happy to be here tonight,” and received a standing ovation during the taping.

Jimmy, a father of four, said in the soundbite, “We are preeming your regularly scheduled encore episode of Celebrity Family Feud” to bring you this special report.

Members of the audience began to leave the taping after Jimmy’s episode became “unifying,” but they also claimed the star didn’t apologize for his controversial remarks about Charlie Kirk. Kimmel was “standing up for freedom of speech,” according to one audience member.

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Jimmy “made sure that everyone knew that he wasn’t making fun of the tragedy of Charlie Kirk’s murder,” according to Walter Bates, who was present. Mr. Bates said he wouldn’t apologize, “but that message was incredibly clear.”

The presenter praised Mr. Kirk’s wife for upholding Christian values by pardoning her husband’s murder, according to Mr. Bates. It was a very moving experience. My wife and I both experienced intense emotional distress,” said Mr. Bates.

Donald Trump’s scathing dig at Jimmy Kimmel as host returns to TV screens

Jimmy Kimmel Live ! after a nearly week-long suspension that divided opinion and sparked a debate about freedom of speech, returned to late-night television today.

Donald Trump has blasted ABC for allowing Jimmy Kimmel’s return to late-night television.

The network was criticized by the US President for playing “99% positive Democrat GARBAGE” moments before Jimmy Kimmel Live and for bringing back “someone who does so poorly, who is not funny, and who puts the Network in danger” returned following its suspension.

Mr. Trump claimed in a Truth Social post that “I can’t believe ABC Fake News gave Jimmy Kimmel his job back. ABC informed The White House that his Show had been postponed! Because his audience is GONE and his “talent” was never present, something happened between that time and now. Kimmel further stated in the post that it would be “a major illegal campaign contribution” if Kimmel were to become “an additional arm of the DNC.”

“I believe ABC will be put to the test on this,” he said. See how we fare. When I sought after them, I received $16 million. Even more lucrative seems to be this one. A real bunch of losers The President remarked, “Let Jimmy Kimmel rot in his poor ratings.”

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45 minutes before the episode’s airtime, ABC teased Jimmy’s monologue with a soundbite. The broadcaster said in the tease, “happy to be here tonight,” and received a standing ovation during the taping.

Jimmy, a father of four, said in the soundbite, “We are preeming your regularly scheduled encore episode of Celebrity Family Feud” to bring you this special report.

Members of the audience began to leave the taping after Jimmy’s episode became “unifying,” but they also claimed the star didn’t apologize for his controversial remarks about Charlie Kirk. Kimmel was “standing up for freedom of speech,” according to one audience member.

Continue reading the article.

READ MORE: Jimmy Kimmel breaks silence ahead of ABC return after Charlie Kirk comments

Jimmy “made sure that everyone knew that he wasn’t making fun of the tragedy of Charlie Kirk’s murder,” according to Walter Bates, who was present. Mr. Bates said he wouldn’t apologize, “but that message was incredibly clear.”

The presenter praised Mr. Kirk’s wife for upholding Christian values by pardoning her husband’s murder, according to Mr. Bates. It was a very moving experience. My wife and I both experienced intense emotional distress,” said Mr. Bates.

Joe Wicks sparks health fears as he admits ‘I’m never really happy’

After celebrating his 40th birthday, The Body Coach provides a troubling insight into the state of his physical health.

Joe Wicks has sparked concerns over his health after admitting he was “not happy” over one aspect of his life. The Body Coach, who recently celebrated his 40th birthday, has long been an advocate for better health and encouraging people to feel good about their bodies.

Over the summer, Joe teamed up with the Government to launch a series of cartoons for children to keep fit. He was also announced as one of the contestants for the forthcoming Gladiators celebrity special on BBC One.

But in a rare moment of vulnerability, the father-of-four claimed that despite getting joy out of keeping active, he was “never really happy with his body”.

He even claimed that he occasionally had a slight sense of self-awareness. Joe admitted to The Telegraph that he never really satisfied with his body.

” I’m 5ft 10in and weigh 75kg. This is just my body type, which makes me feel too thin.

“I’m never going to be a big, muscly man like you see on Instagram who probably takes some sort of performance enhancement drugs. That’s not me.”

Joe acknowledged that despite his older appearance, he would not alter his body in any way. He continued, “My beard is now covered in grey hairs.”

“But my hairline is still intact; it is not yet receding. I’d never have my teeth fixed or anything else done for cosmetic reasons.

” It’s not me. Joe argued that he was not a saint, with chocolates and a drink with the boys being his main vices, despite encouraging people to eat and drink healthier.

He grins, “Chocolate, brownies, cakes, fizzy sweets… once I start, I can’t stop,” he continued. I feel bad and crave more if I eat it.

“I’m all or nothing.” The Epsom exercise expert’s latest admission came a month after he came under fire after admitting to gorging on sugary snacks after an 11-week fast, a move some health experts branded irresponsible.

He said, “I’ve had a relapse,” and that the incident occurred while he was filming the Gladiators special. A table filled with chocolate and sweets was present.

“I cracked and guess what happened to me after I had a little bit of fruit,” I thought. I haven’t eaten a packet of Jaffa cakes in a long time.

It also came three years after he launched a touching BBC documentary about how his difficult childhood helped shape the man he became today. Joe Wicks: Facing My Childhood saw him open up on life growing up with a heroin-addicted father and a mother battling obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).

He told the BBC that when it was first released, “I don’t think there was a single moment when I suddenly understood my dad’s addiction and my mother’s OCD because it’s your reality.” I would enter the house without knowing what I was going to enter.

With his father Gary entering and leaving rehab, Joe continued, “As I got older, I realized it wasn’t normal. We kept getting into arguments, and I would ask, “Why isn’t my dad here? “

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Why won’t he live my life as a stable man? Thankfully, the Wicks family’s lives have changed, with Gary being drug-free for years and his mother Raquela, who he described as “a brilliant young nonna” to his children, having established good boundaries as a child despite her difficulties.

Jimmy Kimmel needs to make ‘sincere apology to save his career’ during ABC return

Jimmy Kimmel Live ! after the late-night talk show was suspended after the host made remarks about the murder of Charlie Kirk, the show is back on American TV screens today.

Jimmy Kimmel must make a “sincere apology” during his programme today to save his career, a broadcasting expert has claimed.

His late-night talk show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, returns on most ABC affiliates after a short suspension following his comments about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The veteran broadcaster is expected to open today’s show with one of the most-watched monologues on late-night TV of all time, but critics have stressed this should include a genuine apology for the controversy.

According to a source with experience in broadcasting, “I think a lot of it depends on what he says tonight, how he handles it, and whether he handles it with grace.” Tomorrow might be the end. He needs to apologize if the audience accepts him and allows him to return. He needs to be sincere about it.

Jimmy, 57, had said the “Maga gang are desperately trying to characterise this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them”. Mr Kirk, who was a prominent political commentator in the US and ally of the president, was shot dead at a Utah Valley University event last week.

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Disney, the parent company of ABC, had announced that it would end the program to “avoid further inflaming a tense situation at a time when the country is emotionally charged.” A third of ABC’s affiliates are made up of Sinclair and Nexstar, which have announced they will no longer air the program on their stations.

According to the broadcast insider, conservative viewers are unhappy that ABC has decided to allow Jimmy to resume his program after “thoughtful conversations” with the presenter. No one “has a clue” what Jimmy will say during the broadcaster’s opening of today’s program, according to reports that there is some concern about the monologue.

“We have no clue [what he’s going to say]. They won’t tell us. And as affiliates (Sinclair and Nexstar), we can’t just go on their word. The team said ‘It’s just too risky for us. We need to see what he says,'” the source told the Daily Mail.

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And this monologue may determine Jimmy Kimmel’s Live Date! remains off air along with Sinclair and Nexstar, according to the expert. In order to determine whether conservative viewers are ready for the show’s full return, they added that TV executives will carefully watch the speech, which will be Jimmy’s first time discussing the axe since it occurred.

The source continued: “The one thing that no one tends to understand is that we’re local businesses.” They also alluded to the huge viewing figures for Mr Kirk’s funeral on Sunday, particularly in conservative areas, such as Salt Lake City.