Jimmy Kimmel returns to ABC after commenting on the Charlie Kerk statement

Jimmy KimmelLate at night, “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” He returns to the air on Tuesday after a short but controversial comment by ABC.

The offer was withdrawn from the air last week after Kimel made controversial statements about the killing of the conservative activist Charlie Kerk.

This step to remove Kimmel from the air has sparked widespread criticism, as many ABC and Disney apparently criticized one of its employees.

Now, after “studied talks” with Jimmy Kimmel, ABC announced that the show is moving forward.

“Last Wednesday, we made a decision to suspend production at the exhibition to avoid more Delivery date. “It is a decision that we made because we felt that some comments were unlimited and therefore not sensitive. We spent the last days of studied talks with Jimmy, and after these talks, we reached the decision to re -display on Tuesday.”

The advertisement is a major shift from the network statement just a few days ago Stopping In the series “For the Perspective Future”.

The controversy began during the Kimmel monologue on September 16, as it was aimed at what he called the “Maga gang” and their reaction to Kirk’s killing.

He said: “We had some of its lowest levels during the weekend, as a desperate Maga gang tried to describe this child who killed Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and everything in its power to record political points from it.”

Soon after, Kimmel was aimed at President Trump, and he mocked his response when he was asked how he was “steadfast” after Kirk was killed.

“I think very well,” Trump said before the topic quickly changed to focus on the White House Expansion.

“It is in the fourth stage of sadness, construction,” said Kimmel of Trump in Monoluj. “This is not the way an adult is saddened by killing someone called a friend. This is how four -year -old mourns in a golden fish.”

Kimmel’s comment was met with an immediate, widespread anger, as fans, celebrities and politicians alike expressed their opinions about ABC’s decision.

Olivia Rodrigo She spoke on social media, describing the comment, “Burning censorship and the abuse of power.” She also reformulated the emotional David Leterman’s emotional statement about her Instagram stories, in which he said: “You cannot circumvent the shooting of someone because you are afraid or try to absorb into an authoritarian administration, a criminal, in the Oval Office. This is not just how this does.”

His colleague late Stephen Kolbert bombed ABC in Monologa in his program, saying: “I will say this to my network. They haven’t done this. Now, regardless of what you think, it has already been done and how it looks, this is weak. This is blatant censorship.”

Former Vice President of the United States Kamala Harris He also climbed in Rodrigo’s comments and later accused the Trump administration of “attacking” American citizens who share various opinions.

“This administration attacks critics and uses fear as a weapon to silence anyone who speaks,” she said. It also described the act of silence individuals as a “assault” on their freedom, adding later, “We, people, deserve better.”

Not all prominent numbers were keen to support Kimmel. Founder of SPORTS Barstool Dave PortoFor example, he moved to social media to shoot at those who were accusing the right to engage in “canceling culture”.

According to the controversial social media personality, the Kimmel width that is withdrawn is not “Congle Culture” because the TV host said something “a lot of people who find offensive, rude, (and) in the actual time.”

“Like if Kimmel is canceled for S-T it did on” The Man Show “, that would be the cancellation of culture,” he said. However, as Kimmil’s comments were modern, Portnoy described his show as “consequences for your actions.”