Trump’s Kimmel Obsession Decoded By Seth Meyers And John Oliver
First reported 1 Oct, 06:00 UTCUpdated 2d ago4 sources
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The late-night comedians put the president’s anger towards Kimmel down to one thing.
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The screen legend played the chair of the FCC, and interrupted Kimmel with an “inspection.”
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Disney's top creative executive stopped short Thursday of saying whether ABC will keep Jimmy Kimmel on the air past next spring, calling late night a difficult business even as the host's ratings climb.
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- ‘Shut That F**king Mouth Of Yours’: Robert De Niro Threatens Jimmy Kimmel Over Trump (opens HuffPost in a new tab)
The screen legend played the chair of the FCC, and interrupted Kimmel with an “inspection.”
- Trump’s Oscar-Winning Nemesis Crashes Kimmel Monologue (opens The Daily Beast in a new tab)
Jimmy Kimmel Live! Donald Trump’s A-list nemesis Robert De Niro crashed an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! to roast one of the president’s cronies. During a broadcast from the Brooklyn Academy of Music, host Jimmy Kimmel took aim at Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr. The regulatory chief has faced…
- Disney President Refuses to Give Clear Answer When Asked About Future of 'Jimmy Kimmel live': 'Very Challenging' (opens Breitbart in a new tab)
Disney President Dana Walden said "it's a very challenging daypart" after she was asked about the future of ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live!," which was briefly suspended last year after the left-wing TV host's shocking remarks about the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
- Is Jimmy Kimmel leaving ABC? Disney's Dana Walden won't say (opens The Washington Times in a new tab)
Disney's top creative executive stopped short Thursday of saying whether ABC will keep Jimmy Kimmel on the air past next spring, calling late night a difficult business even as the host's ratings climb.
