Jimmy Kimmel, a well-known host and television personality, finds humor in the midst of his sorrow. Concerned about what President Donald Trump would do to him, the 57-year-old said on Sarah Silverman’s show that he might think about utilizing his Italian citizenship to flee the United States.
According to The Sun, the Oscar presenter made this comment after Donald Trump made fun of Stephen Colbert, host of the Late Show. Not only that, but he also made offensive comments regarding well-known hosts Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel. The president claimed that Colbert lacked talent.Fallon is not talented.Kimmel is not talented. The 79-year-old also noted that Stephen Colbert’s show, The Late Show, will no longer air.
He also hinted on Wednesday that Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel, the late-night hosts, would be the next to go, saying, “You know that Colbert has better ratings than Kimmel or Fallon.” Jimmy Kimmel also discussed Trump’s new deportation policy and immigration crackdown, pointing out that some erstwhile Trump fans, including Joe Rogan, have begun to doubt his behavior.
You backed him, they say. Kimmel stated, “I don’t believe in that.” The door need to remain open. It’s difficult to change your viewpoint, and we should encourage those who do.
Is Jimmy Kimmel planning to leave the United States due to Donald Trump, like Rosie O’Donnell? You may believe that if you were listening to Sarah Silverman’s most recent podcast.
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According to rumors, CBS, the network that broadcasts The Daily Show, is attempting to close a deal with Skydance, a business that David Ellison—the son of prominent Donald Trump supporter Larry Ellison—is attempting to impress the president himself. As a result, Paramount has also paid $16 million and attempted to complete a significant merger that needed federal regulatory approval.
In the meantime, late-night programs that usually air after 11 p.m. are quite popular in America. As of 2023, host Jimmy Kimmel has been hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live! for nearly 20 years. Kimmel was surprised by how long his show lasted. Ted Koppel, the host of Nightline, gave a humorous welcome before the January 26, 2003, launch, calling it the following piece of rubbish.
Astonishingly, Paramount CBS is compelled to deal with Trump for eight figures and $16 million.
The American public will no longer be allowed to be misled by the mainstream media on Trump.
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Over the years, Jimmy learned to deliver the ideal sarcasm in his humor and jabs, while simultaneously attempting to address political issues like Trump-era healthcare cuts and gun violence following a mass shooting in his hometown of Las Vegas. At the time, Kimmel was best known for his shows Win Ben Stein’s Money and The Man Show, which did not adhere to the conventional late-night show format.
Given that Trump and Kimmel have very different political philosophies, he fears that he could be the next to lose his program following Stephen Colbert’s. Jimmy Kimmel Live! has an average of about 1.6 million viewers per night, which is more than Jimmy Fallon’s 1.5 million but less than Stephen Colbert’s 2.8 million. (through NPR).
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Kimmel acknowledges that there is a limit to all of this when other hosts like Trevor Noah and James Corden depart the genre. I had a warm-up joke that was always hilarious. He said, until it didn’t. You’re always curious about when it stops functioning. since it stopped functioning. All I want to do is quit before that occurs.
