🚨#BREAKING: Watch as CNN’s Brian Stelter expressed deep concern over Kimmel’s show being pulled, saying: America has becomes a less free place if late-night comedians can’t do and say what they want. This decision really does have a chilling effect across the entire American media

Alex Jones got sued into oblivion for making hurtful accusations. Networks may be nervous.

He was a comedian?

Oh, it gets even better than this, folks.. The left is calling to cancel ABC & Disney!! 😂🤣

Remember when he celebrated Roseanne for being cancelled? And then Tucker Carlson's firing from Fox?

I don’t think these leftists understand what free speech is or what the First Amendment protects. Jimmy Kimmel can say whatever he wants—and he did—and no one can stop him. That’s free speech, and that’s what the First Amendment protects. What it doesn’t protect are the consequences of what you say or people’s reactions to it.

Yeah when you lie to millions of people from your show, you should get fired.

"This really does have a chilling effect on American media." Good.

Brian stelter is one of the most untalented grotesque people on air.

but it’s ok to take someone’s life??? You’re still pathetic Brian!

Do you agree?

Its not “comedy” its propaganda. Tell Kimmel to get a spot at the comedy mothership. Lets see how that works out.

Kimmel is free to say whatever he wants. ABC is free to not associate with him.

Brian Stelter should have been shitcanned before Kimmel, but here we are.

Hey @brianstelter go FCK yourself

FFS @brianstelter surely you understand the difference between free speech and the vile comments @jimmykimmel made about @charliekirk11 You certainly have the right to go tell your boss, Mark Thompson, to go fuck himself but you know you will have consequences that disrupt your lucrative career. The 1A protects your right to say something like this to your boss, but the 1A doesn’t protect you from the consequences of what you say.

It's time the media stopped stiring the pot and actually contribute to a civilized society.

Luckily no one saw/cared, because CNN has just as poor of viewership as Kimmel!

well for one thing a major American evangelist being assassinated live, in front of his family IS NOT MATERIAL FOR A COMEDY SHOW. The public demanded this action as is our right to do so. @JimmyKimmelLive

When DickTators rules free speech is dead

Nobody watched Kimmel other than retarded Liberals. Maybe if they spent more time with their kids instead of watching TV they’d stop shooting people.

Not government, just business

Calling Jimmy Kimmel a comedian is funny lmfao,dude is not funny

america’s freedom is not meaningfully threatened by limits on what comedians can & cannot say, but by the far greater danger that citizens may be silenced from expressing their political beliefs due to fear of violence

You got this duality because on one hand he’s cancelled and that’s sad for him, but on the other hand we are all happy

Brian Stelter expressed deep concern over the indefinite suspension of Jimmy Kimmel Live! from ABC. The suspension came after late-night host Jimmy Kimmel made controversial remarks about the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Here is what is known about Stelter's reaction: Criticism of government involvement: Stelter indicated that America is a "less free place" if late-night comedians are punished for their jokes. The decision by ABC to pull the show followed pressure from Nexstar, a major owner of ABC affiliates, and sharp public criticism from FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, who Stelter noted celebrated the cancellation. Focus on process: Instead of focusing on the merits of Kimmel's joke, Stelter's concern appears to be with the pressure campaign that preceded the network's decision. His commentary suggests a concern that political pressure influenced the network, leading to the cancellation. Condemnation of harassment: The day before the show was pulled, a Fox News report quoted Stelter as denouncing online harassment related to the Kirk case, saying that "bereaved fans... are hellbent on getting anyone who criticizes him fired from their jobs". This indicates Stelter's broader concern about the climate surrounding public discourse following Kirk's death. The Kimmel controversy Context: Kimmel's show was pulled after he made comments about the man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk. In his monologue, Kimmel suggested that the suspect might have been associated with former President Trump's "MAGA" movement, though Utah authorities had previously stated the suspect had a leftist ideology. Network response: The suspension followed Nexstar's decision to preempt the show on its stations, along with public pressure from the FCC chairman. ABC later announced it was pulling the show "indefinitely

All of these clowns haven’t learned a thing. Charlie is dead…look in the mirror…you are to blame.

The left censors the right for years across media - no outrage, all is normal. Kimmel gets canned for being an insensitive d*ck - “this is not America”

@brianstelter Rosann Barr was kicked off her own show, because Michelle Obama called the producers and demanded it! Some of us have memories!!

CNN

@brianstelter @CNN Charlie Kirk’s murder has a chilling effect across the entire American media. America has become a less free place if speakers can’t do and say what they want without being shot and killed.

He blatantly lied about a man's murder to provide cover and support for the murder and other potential murderers within the same movement intending to murder more people. Stop acting like he was just peaceably expressing an honest opinion. This wasn't "There is no god." or "Masks don't work" this was an attempt to promote and aid murder of fellow Americans.