Jimmy Kimmel to return on Tuesday after Disney’s comment on Charlie Kerk’s comments

Disney says she will return the comedian Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday after the host was withdrawn late at night.

The company said in a joint statement with multiple media that it had taken out the comedy from the air “to avoid more amplification in a tense position in an emotional moment of the country.”

Kimmel was removed from the air after saying last Monday that the conservatives were trying to score “political points” from the assassination of Charlie Kerk and suggested that President Trump was sad for his death “like 4 years old, sad for a golden fish.”

The comedies gained sharp reprimand from the head of the Trump Federal Communications Committee, who argued that the network must punish that the host late at night.

Kimmel has always been a critic of Trump and his allies, and the president expected that Kimmel would move from the “Next” air after he canceled the CBS late at night, Stephen Kulbert, offered by Paramount earlier this summer.

Kimmil’s comment sparked the anger of the Democrats and the first education advocates, many of whom warned that the Trump administration was using the government’s strength to take strict measures on the speech he did not like.

Some Republicans have even expressed concern that the FCC from Trump had gone too far in trying to intimidate one of the largest news, sports and entertainment providers in the world.

The most important names in the media, from Howard Stern to John Oliver, have urged its fans to boycott Disney products or cancel the subscription from the company’s flow services, while Democrats at Capitol Hill threatened investigations into Congress in ABC’s comment to the largest Hollywood star.

The news of Kimmel came after only one day of the memorial service of Kirk, where the conservative friends and allies of the fire installed it and pledged to carry out his mission to call.

Update: 4:14 pm EST