Kimmel takes Car, Trump to return tears until late at night

The comedian Jimmy Kimmel returned to his later at night on Tuesday, as he gave an emotional response to his reactions to his comments last week to the death of Charlie Kerk and spoke against what he said was an attempt to destroy him by the Trump administration.

“Maybe the most important thing I want to thank him for people who do not support what I should say, but supporting my rights to speak with these beliefs anyway,” said Kimmel returning to the network after a weekly comment.

The host summoned the name many prominent conservative critics and Republican legislators who criticized the ABC decision to remove Kimmel from the air, a step that came after the network was punished or Prendan Car, or a step after the host was punished by the network or its companies.

On Monday, Kimmel accused the conservatives of trying to score “political points” about the death of Kirk and Saad that Trump was sad for his death “like four -year -old mourning a golden fish.”

“I want to explain something because it is important to me as a human being: this is what you understand that my intention was never to shed light on the killing of a young man.” “I don’t think there is anything funny about this topic … I did not blame any specific group [for Kirk’s killing]”Later, he called the suspect in the assassination of Kirk,” he said it is clear that he is a very troubled person, “he said.

“I understand this for some who seemed either sick or unclear or both … and I get the reason for your anger,” the comedian continued, noting that he and his family also get threats from critics to talk about politics.

Then, the comedian turned his focus on the Trump administration, on the pretext that his comment highlighted the importance of “living in a country that allows us to show such.”

Kimmil called the voltage by FCC Trump to get his width from “non -American” air and criticized Car, saying that his ABC threats to Kimmel’s offer were “smart”.

“Brendan Car is the most embarrassing than the Republicans who embraced them since this,” Kimmel said, showing a picture of Trump’s news. “This says something.”

The comedy actor on Tuesday did not appear on dozens of ABC stations throughout the country after a pair of local news providers, Nexstar, who owns Hill and SINCLAIR, will continue to pre -empt his comments on Kirk last week.

The comedian apparently enjoyed the attention he received on Tuesday, as he played for his fans a clip of Trump correspondents telling correspondents Kimmal of air because he “has no talent or classifications.”

“Well, I am doing tonight,” Kimmil mocked very applause. “He did his best to cancel me, and instead he forced millions of people to watch the show. This has led to great opposite results. He may have to launch Epstein files to distract us from this now.”

The comedian said that he was angry at the Disney company, the parent company of ABC, to withdraw it from the air, but he also said that they could have adhered to this decision easily, and thanked them for “defending a right to ridicule our leaders in the end.”

When Monoluji closed, Kimmel referred to a speech by Erika Kirk, the widow of Charlie Kerk, in the service of the dead activist on Sunday, during which she said that she forgives the person accused of killing her husband.

“I forgot it, this is an example that we must follow,” he said that I forgave him, saying that Erika Kirk’s speech was “deeply.”

“If there is anything from this tragedy, we can move forward,” Kimmeel said. “I hope it is, not that.”