Jimmy Kimmel returns to the Sinklir and Nixar stations

“Jimmy Kimmel Live!“It is scheduled to return to the ABC companies owned by the Sinclair Broadcast and NexStar group after it was preceded after his remarks about Charlie KirkThe alleged killer and supporters of President Trump.

The organization had previously stated that it would not revive the show unless the comedian would fulfill specific circumstances.

However, it seems that SINCLAIR has reflected this position by announcing it Jimmy KimmelView, noting that no editorial concessions or content were made to Snkir.

After a week’s blackout, “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” He returns to the subsidiaries of the SINCLAIR BRADCAST GROUP group, according to New York Post.

The company confirmed on Friday in a statement that the program late at night will resume broadcasting in the same evening, following the Disney decision earlier in the week to re -Kimmel after a four -day comment.

Kimmel was suspended about his comments about the murderer of conservative activist Charlie Kerk and supporters of former President Trump in a episode of his presentation after the assassination of the right -wing political influence.

While Senkler initially insisted that the show will not return unless Kimmel apologized to the Kirk family and donated to the Kirk family and Turn Point Usa, a non -profit organization, and it seems that she followed and returned it without facing these conditions.

According to a source, Disney has also made any editorial concessions or content to Snkir, indicating that Kimmel will retain full freedom to the tone and content of his comment on the show.

In the statement, Snkir explained the logic behind his decision to return to the air.

“Our goal during this process was to make sure that the programming remains accurate and attractive to the widest possible audience,” read part of the statement from the company that owns 40 ABC companies.

Elsewhere, the company noted that the reactions from viewers and advertisers played a major role in its decision unlike the path.

He also referred to “disturbing violence”, including the last shooting at ABC Station in Sacramento, as additional factors behind this step.

Speaking of the matter, the company urged TV shows, including the hosts, to continue to embrace “responsible broadcast” and “respectable dialogue” regardless of whether their opinions differ from their opinions on the opposing side.

“Freedom of expression provides broadcasters the right to exercise the judgment on the content on their local stations,” Senkler also stated.

They also pointed out that although many may not agree on their programming decisions, they prefer to support this situation, as “it is not simply not to express freedom of expression with the demand for the specific content content.”

Just like SINCLAIR, Nexstar Media Group, who also pulled the show, confirmed that she will return Kimmel.

According to reports, NexStar released the announcement shortly after Senkler’s disclosure that it intends to broadcast the display of the comedy actor on her channels again.

NexStar has 30 ABC companies, which means that Kimmel’s continuous absence would be felt among loyal fans in the areas where the company is broadcast.

Sources close to Disney claimed earlier that CEO Bob Earger is determined to re -offer amid increasing pressure from advertisers.

One of the sources said about the confrontation, according to New York Post.