ABC finally did what they should have done years ago. They pulled Jimmy Kimmel off the air for good after his disgusting comments about Charlie Kirk’s assassination. This Hollywood liberal crossed a line that even Disney couldn’t ignore.
Kimmel has been spewing leftist hate for years while masquerading as comedy. He’s attacked President Trump, mocked conservative values, and pushed woke propaganda night after night. But celebrating the murder of a young conservative leader was too much even for ABC’s low standards.
The FCC chair called out Kimmel’s sick remarks on a podcast earlier this week. Local ABC stations started refusing to air the show before Disney corporate finally stepped in. When even liberal media companies have to admit you went too far, you know you really messed up.
Charlie Kirk was a patriot who fought for American values and conservative principles. He inspired millions of young Americans to love their country and stand up for freedom. Kimmel’s cruel jokes about his death show exactly what the radical left really thinks about us.
This is what happens when Hollywood elites live in their bubble for too long. They think they can say anything about conservatives and get away with it. They forget that real Americans are watching and we remember who stands with us and who doesn’t.
Kimmel made millions of dollars while attacking the very people who made this country great. He used his platform to spread division and hatred while pretending to be funny. His removal shows that actions have consequences, even in liberal Hollywood.
ABC could have stood by their anti-American host like they usually do. Instead, they chose to cut ties rather than face the backlash from decent Americans. This proves that when we stand together, we can still win against the woke mob.
Jimmy Kimmel’s career is over and he has nobody to blame but himself. Maybe this will send a message to other late-night hosts who think they can attack conservatives without consequences. Americans are done being silent while Hollywood mocks our values.