Zone stewart ABC is weighing at the end Terry MuranEmployment.

The Daily show Was to feel strong about the host Decision of the network not to renew Muran's contract After posting a now-deck X after criticizing the journalist president Donald TrumpAdministration.

Reacting to a Caller who asked if ABC's Moron should have been dismissed, Stuart responded to his episode on Thursday, June 12th “Weekly Show” Podcast, "Of course not. So stupid. No, God's Swear's Dohai. They shouldn't have sacrificed him."

Stuart went to criticize the network, describing it as "F *** Ing joke".

"Literally Fox News, they are taking things out of the context, or their people are talking absolutely naughty about Democratic politicians and all other things," Stuart, 62, said. "The whole thing is because ABC is on the foreground that these are somehow all of these existing in a bubble it's a joke" "

ABC News said Tuesday, June 10, Tuesday said that Muran's contract would not be renewed after a tweet about Trump and the White House deputy staff after postponement of him before. Stephen MillerThe

"We have decided not to renew," a network spokesman said in a statement, "We were a clear violation of the ABC News policies at the end of our agreement with Terry Muran and on his recent post." "In the ABC News, we put all our journalists towards the highest quality of purpose, fairness and professionalism and we are committed to giving straight, trusted journalism."

ABC initially postponed Maran on Sunday 7th June after criticizing the post by the White House Press Secretary.

Muran Miller and Trump, a 659 -year -old, referred to as "world -class hate (s)" in an X post in 789, which has been deleted since then.

"Miller is a person who is rich in the ability to hate. He is a world -class hater. You can see it only by looking at him because you can see that his hatred is his spiritual nutrition. He eats his hatred," he has posted Maran. “Trump is a world -class hater.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Live Earlier this month, X wrote via X, reacting to criticism, "This is undelivered and unacceptable. We have reached @ABC to interrogate how we are planning to be accountable to Terry."

Maran, ABC News Senior National Correspondent, has been with the network since 1997 before his departure.