Jimmy Kimmel returns to air, addresses Kirk comments in emotional monologue

Jimmy Kimmel made his comeback on television late on Tuesday, his audience cheered and chanting his name. Saying “heavy,” recent events, Kimmel said “everyone [he] Ever met, “John Stewart, Seth Mayor, Jimmy Follen, John Oliver, and Stephen Colbert shouts out the talk show host.

ABC pulled Kimmel into the air last Wednesday, which was under pressure from the Trump administration. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) President Brendon Car threatened the ABC broadcast license only a few hours before the announcement, objected to Kimmel’s comments about the rights of Kimmel, which is about the reactions about the death of the right -wing commentator Charlie Kirk. While President Donald Trump and his followers reacted to Kimmel’s suspension with gaiety, many others criticized the decision due to concerns about the free speech.

In his return monopoly, Kimmel thanked the audience for supporting him and taking action to resist his suspension, as well as those who do not support him or his beliefs, but still spoke to his right to express them. Kimmel listed several right-wing politicians and commentators, such as Ben Shapiro, Candes Owens, and Ted Cruise-At-continuously for their jokes.

“Even though I do not agree with many of those on most of the topics, but some things that they say that they also want to throw me, it takes courage for them to speak against this administration, and they have done, and they give credit for it and they thank,” Kimmel said.

Kimmel then addressed the comments made about Kirk’s death, which led to his suspension.

“I want to make something clear because it is important to me as a human,” Kimmel said during his return monologue, as he spoke. “and that is [that] You understand that it was never my intention to make the light of the murder of a young man. I don’t think anything about it is fun. I posted a message on Instagram on the day he was sending love to his family and asking for compassion, and I meant and I still did.

“And neither was my intention that the person who was clearly a deeply disturbed person blames any specific group for his actions. It was really opposite the point I was trying to make. But I think I think for some people who were either ill or perhaps both. And for those who think that I indicate a finger.

“I don’t think the killer who shot Charlie Kirk represents someone. It was a sick person who believed that violence was a solution, and it is never.”

Kimmel later discussed the free speech concerns arising after ABC, stating that the freedom of making fun of those in power of American citizens is praised by people from other countries.

“The show is not important,” Kimmel said. “What is important is that we get to live in a country that allows us to do a show in this way … what is our freedom to speak [talk show hosts in other countries] Praise this country the most. And this is something that I am ashamed to say that I allowed my friend Stephen to draw [Colbert] Away from the wind, and tried to force the colleagues that run our shows in the cities you live to take away from the air.

“It is not legal. It is not American. It is un-American, and it is very dangerous.”

He also thanked the ABC and admitted that this risk is taking place in allowing FCC to go back into the air. Trump has also targeted another talk show host, as well as called The Tonite show starring Jimmy Follen And Late night with Seth Mayors To cancel.

“The United States President made it clear that he wanted to see me more people who work here,” Kimmel said. “Our leaders celebrate Americans to lose their livelihood because they can’t take a joke … I hope if [Fallon or Meyers are pulled off air]Or if there is a sign of this happening, then you will be 10 times the loud as this week.

“We have to speak against it because he is not stopping. And this is not just a comedy. He is also running a gun for our journalists. He is also sueing them. He is threatening them. In the weekend, his Fox friend Pit Hegseth announced a new policy, which requires the Pentagon Press Credit, which is not ready to report information.

“They want to choose and choose what is the news. I know it is not interesting as a comedian, but it is very important to be a free press, and it’s crazy that we are not paying more attention to it.”