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Jimmy Kimmel shows America what it looks like not to fold the knee to Trump

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettSeptember 24, 2025No Comments
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Jimmy Kimmel of ABC could have returned to the air by self -censorship. Kimmel could have done what a lot on television since Trump came into office. He could have yielded his voice and his power voluntarily to the president.

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Jimmy Kimmel could have been like CBSDisney, CNN, MSNBC, Many national newspapers and other forms of media that have museums or have changed their coverage to please Trump.

Kimmel did not do that.

Since he had to negotiate with his Disney patterns to get back on the antenna, an expression of contrition for his remarks was expected, and he approached his comments related to the politics around the murder of Charlie Kirk saying:

I want to specify something because it is important to me as a human that you understand that I have never intended to shed light on the murder of a young man. I don’t think there is something funny about it. … My intention was also not to blame a specific group for the actions of what was obviously a deeply disturbed individual. It was really the opposite of the point that I made of Tyring, but I understand that for some, it seemed malicious or unclear or perhaps both. For those who think they have pointed out, I understand why you are upset – if the situation was reversed, there is a good chance that I felt the same thing.

Empathy and the ability to see things from others are sorely lacking in this country, but that is precisely what Kimmel has demonstrated.

Jimmy Kimmel thanked and appointed many conservatives who spoke in the name of the right to freedom of expression, even if they did not agree with him.

The end of evening host spoke of the real problem, which is freedom of expression and Trump trying to illegally silence his detractors.

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