Jimmy Kimmel is furious after ABC Suddenly he canceled his late-night play only a few hours before he was set up to go to the air.

The move came after sharp comments about Charlie KirkAssassination in which politicians, media bosses and FCC have been upset.

Insiders say Kimmel was very upset when Bombshol hit her, and now he is ready to reduce network connections forever. With Hollywood unions and the stars supported by him, the host is preparing for a very public struggle.

Cancellation "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" They also shocked fans and staff.

Talking to Daily mailInsiders found that 57-year-old left "absolutely F-CKING LIVID" due to the decision, which the ABC announced only a few hours before the show was due to the film.

"Jimmy is P *** ed over the decision to suspend him and the show," one source explained. "He won't take this easy, because he's actively looking for ways to get out of his contract."

Behind the scene mood is described as chaotic.

One manufacturer even said the staff "wandering armed like meaningless cows", stunned by what happened. Insider added: "I've never seen Jimmy angry."

The reports also suggest that Kimmel held a crisis meeting with ABC chiefs to discuss what follows, but the late-night host now focuses on cutting network connections once and for all.

The decision of the ABC follows the firearms of Kimmel on the assassination of Kirkovo.

At his show, he argued that the shooter "was a magic" and the accused reputents "trying to achieve political points".

As Explosion Reported, comments have drawn sharp criticism, and the FCC chair Brendan Carrl calls them "some of the youngest behavior." He even suggested the opening of the investigation.

Nexstar Media Group, which possesses many ABC branches, also blew the remarks of "Boss Baby", describing them as offensive and insensitive.

Hours later, ABC announced "Jimmy Kimmel live!" was "pre-landed indefinitely."

Instead of Kimmel's monologue, the viewers saw a "family fedustic feduster." The decision is angry Kimmel's team, who accused the network of giving in political pressure.

One manufacturer said: "There is no such thing as a free speech in America if the government can tend to stop any content they don't like. Shays to the pressure network."

While Abc moved to the silence of Kimmel, Hollywood quickly came to his defense.

In the statement you received DeadlineThe Sag-Aftra and the writers of America both thrown against the cancellation, calling him a dangerous attack on free speech.

"SUPPORTING OF FREE SPEAK AND RETAINING FOR SPEAKING ON SIGNIFIC ABOVE ABILITS The counter is the basic rights that we all rely on," Sag-Aftra said.

The allies of the writers added: "The right to speak our mind and not agree with each other - disturb, even - is in the heart of what means being free people."

The stars also entered the dammel defend, and Ben Stiller write on social media that the situation is wrong.

MSNBC Host Chris Hayes called Suspend "The strongest attack on the free speech from the state actors I've ever seen."

Even California Governor Gavin Newtoom uttered, accusing the Republicans "real-time censorship".

While Hollywood gathered around Jimmy Kimmel, his critics celebrated his fall.

In POST ON THE TRUTH OF SOCIALPresident Donald Trump praised the ABC's move, writing, "congratulations to ABC, which finally had the courage to do what was supposed to do. "

He went on, mocking Kimmel's talents and grades: "Kimmel has zero talent and even worse grade than even Colbert, if possible."

Trump also exploded other late-night hosts, calling Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers "two total losers" with "terrible grades".

Conservative commentator Benny Johnson also cheered, published, "Great job @nxstmediagroup. Thanks for getting up for Charlie."

For many conservatives, the cancellation was observed as a victory against what they see as a biased late-night comedy.