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🚨#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

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CHILDISH: CNN’s Jake Tapper seethes over friend Jimmy Kimmel being suspended indefinitely from ABC, defending his crass and divisive jokes by arguing it doesn’t really matter and implies Americans “ are holding late-night comedians to a standard for speech and decency, that we do not hold our elected leaders, including the President of the United States, to.” Legal guest Joe Moreno correctly pointed out this was a decision by ABC (and, I would add its affiliates).... Moreno: “Well, I don’t think ABC is canceling him because they’re afraid of the FCC. I think they’re afraid that they’re going to lose whatever audience he has left, because that’s such an offensive thing. He said. As far as look, there’s so much media alternatives at this point. So I think the FCC’s — the range of authority they have is less and less because there are so many other outlets to — to reach out to. So if Kimmel wants to reappear somewhere else, he will. I think the point is, though, that again, when you alienate a part of the population who at some point just stops watching, then you have no incentive to keep whatever left of that audience as there is. And then, you know, it just kind of goes down the drain.” Tapper: “Let me ask you a question. Do you think that we are holding late-night comedians to a standard for speech and decency, that we do not hold our elected leaders, including the President of the United States, to?” Moreno: “I guess, who’s we? I mean, you’re talking about audience watchers or American citizens?” Tapper: “The American — the American people, the — the government of the of the United States, as of now. Are we demanding that our late night comedians behave in a more upright and more conciliatory, insensitive way than we demand that our President act?” Moreno: “Well, I think it’s not so much demanding. It’s — if you don’t like what Kimmel saying, you turn it off. If you don’t like what Trump is doing, you don’t vote for him. So I think that’s the power you have. And so I don’t know that there’s any kind of.” Tapper: “But we’re not turning off Jimmy Kimmel. There’s being pressure applied to have him canceled.” Moreno: “That’s ABC’s choice though. They don’t have to cancel him.” Progressive Chuck Rocha: “But they feel the heat. That's when they do it.”

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