Kimmel does not pull the punches while intensifying a battle with Trump

On his return, Jimmy Kimmel struck a tone of sadness on his controversial comments about Charlie Kerk – without saying sorry – and explaining that he refuses to reject his critics, mainly by Donald Trump.

In reference to the remarks last week that led to his brief comment by Disney, the dialogue program has stopped late at night for an apology like Its offer returned on Tuesday.

Kimmel chose his words carefully because he said that some people felt his statements about Kirk’s death were “badly, unclear, or perhaps both,” and told them: “I understood why you are upset.”

Last week, the host connected a clumsy between the man suspected of shooting at the conservative effect earlier this month and the “Maga Gang”, and joking that Trump’s reaction was closer to “how four years old is a golden fish.”

Tuesday, Kimmel suffocated when he told the viewers that “my intention was not to shed light on the killing of a young man.” Once again, his “intention” was “blame for any specific group” for the actions of the Kirk killer.

He stressed that he “means” when he published a message sending love to the Kirk family on Instagram last week, before this row erupted.

But Kimmel was also in pain to explain that anger in recent days would not force him to retreat in his treatment of Trump.

In fact, it appears that being in the center of the storm on freedom of expression has increased his intention.

“This show is not important. What is important is to live in a country that allows us to show such,” said Kimmel Lapes from his studio fans.

After playing a clip from Trump mocking his low rankings, the host indicated that the class drew great attention to his return, and sent some irony in return.

“He did his best to cancel me,” Kimmeel said. “Instead, millions of people are forced to watch the show. This has led to adverse results. He may have to launch Epstein files to distract us from this now.”

The host added: “A government threat to silence the comedian who the president does not like is anti -America,” before repetition of the focus: “This is hostile to America.”

Trump indicated that Kimmil’s return will escalate his battle with both comedies and his network, ABC owned by Disney.

Shortly before Kimmel’s return, the president wrote that the host puts his network “in Jeopardy”, that Kimmel is a democratic condition and reaches a “great contribution to the illegal campaign”, and that “I think we will test ABC on this.”

“Let’s see how we do,” the president continued. “The last time I went after them, gave me $ 16 million. This one looks more profitable.”

This is a sign of the amount Disney pushed last year to settle a defamation lawsuit Trump brought him after the ABC star said falsely that the president had been found “responsible for rape.”

Disney’s decision to settle instead of the fighting that some commentators seen as encouraging Trump that Trump is proportional to media companies.

The Disney settlement was one of the many examples of Trump on the media in recent months – Paramount also settled with the American president On the road a 60 -minute interview was presented with Kamala Harris.

But the judge struck Trump A $ 15 billion lawsuit against the New York Times Last week, quoting problems with its contents, the Trump team gave 28 days to file a modified complaint.

Kimmel also seized the opportunity in his program to achieve Disney – and it is clear that he is in a strong position enough to become serious to show the company’s decision to suspend it.

“I was not happy when they took me out of the air,” he said. “I did not agree with this decision, and I told them that.”

In the end, “They welcomed me on the air, and I thank them for that.”

But “unfortunately and I think unfairly, this endangers them,” he continued.

His colleague late at night hosts Stephen Kulbert, Jimmy Fallon and Seth Maires by Trump. “We have to talk to her. It does not stop,” Kimmel said.

The American media organizer Kimmel targeted the Federal Communications Committee (FCC), recruiting Robert De Niro – the most critical in Trump in Hollywood – to play its new president, and suggests that the Federal Communications Committee is “using mobs to suppress freedom of expression.”

De Niro Kimmel told Trump only to be free, but the insults will come at a price.

“You want to say something nice about the thick heavy yellow president’s hair and how he can make his makers better than any wide, this is free.” “But if you want to do a joke like, it is very fat, it needs two seats on the Epstein plane,” this will cost you. “The actor has struggled to suppress the smile.

Kimmel asked: “For clarity, because it is a good joke, how much will it cost me?”

“A couple of fingers, maybe a year,” the response came.

Trump’s repeated marriage about Kimmil’s classifications – all late night offers at night, may be part of Kimmel enjoying the renewed importance that this row gave.

His supporters, which are not surprising, have been moved by all of his jokes and unpleasant dialect.

Between television critics and commentators, Latenight “We will have to wait and see how this affects the discussion, but Jimmy Kimmel proved last night that his strength as an anchor is not only in telling jokes, but in driving the room when the risks are higher,” the founder and publisher Jed Rosenzweig told BBC News.

“He turned the return of high pressure to monologue, equal parts were moving, without fear, and funny.”

Dominique Patten has announced the Hollywood News website Kimmel “is more than Tuesday – as we knew Kinda he would do.”

Kimmel “went out swinging to President Donald Trump in a challenging monologue,” Tommy Christopher wrote on the media.

“It looked like a man speaking with the power of his convictions,” Chris Fujnar wrote from Boston Globe. “Now he has regained his platform. It will be great to know where all this goes in the coming days and weeks.”

but, The New York Times Mark Walker noticed: “Some commentators on the right, the accused, Mr. Kimil, for his forgery, suffocated him when he discussed the death of Mr. Kerk, while others did not think that he apologized enough.”

and Kara Kennedy Telegraph He was not admired by Cemille’s “Monology”.

“Progressive people may want to draw as a martyr, but the show continues,” she wrote. “So, for America, it swings on the brick of the fascism. If this tyranny, it comes with the ABC logo, the studio audience, and the type of recycled jokes make you yearn to break the advertisement.”

This may be the end of Kimmel’s comment, but it looks like just the start of the next stage in the acute relationship between the president and the media.