Future "Jimmy Kimmel live!" It remains uncertain after the program was abruptly on Wednesday suddenly "pre-land". Suspension has arrived due to return over the comments Jimmy Kimmel made in monologue o Charlie KirkSuspicious killer and how Donald Trump reacted to their friend's death. Only hours after, Trump Administration Official Brendan Carr, who monitors the FCC licensing for ABCLocal stations, publicly skipped Disney to take action. However, while the program is excluded from the air, the sources confirmed that 200 to 250 employees who live "Jimmy Kimmel live!" will still be paid next week.

Two insiders said CNN The decision provides a temporary staff facility, even as the greater the future of the show remains in Limba. Kimmel, known for his team, made similar moves in the past. During the strike in 2023, the host abolished its funds to support the crew members, and when Los Angeles Wildfires excluded the production earlier this year, the Hollywood residue became a Hollywood residual.

In the middle of the growing residual suspensions over the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel, the former Disney CEO Michael Eisner entered the conversation with a sharp reprimand of the federal regulator. Eisner publicly expressed his support for late-night host on Friday and blew out what he described as "Van-control intimidation" of the President of the FCC Brendan Carr.

On the post XEisner questioned the pressure that placed on ABC and Disney in hours leading to the announcement that "Jimmy Kimmel lives!" would get out of the air. "Where did all the lead?" Eisner asked, before he also understood what he sees as a fundamental betrayal of free speech principles. "Maybe the Constitution should say," Congress does not make any law not to reduce freedom of speech or printing, except in one's political or financial self-determination, "he gave up."

Eisner closed his statement with a personal record of support, writing, "by the way, for the minutes, this former executive director is Jimmy Kimmel very talented and funny."

Data through the suspension Jimmy Kimmel also pulled fire from a little probable angle of political spectrum. Senator Ted Cruz sharply criticized the Chairman of the FCC Brendan Carr, accusing him to act as the head of the Mob in pressing ABC to take action against the hosts of the late night.

Speaking of controversy, Cruz said Carr's threats against Kimmel's monologue about killing Charlie Kirk "dangerous as hell." Toward BBCHe even slid into the mob impression that he drives the point home, notificing, "it's exactly from" Goodfellas ".

While some Republicans remained in response to FCC involvement, Cruzova note the strongest roots still from a prominent conservative alarm because of what many see as a political intimidation of a large broadcasting network.

Not everyone was ramed behind Jimmy Kimmel. On Friday afternoon, Vice President JD Vance He offered a dull download controversy, faltered free problems and instead realize the popularity of the late night host.

"Jimmy Kimmel was not funny, his grades were in the toilet, and his advertisers rebelled," Vance wrote X. He went to mock upset over censorship, adding, "Also in Bellyaching on the left side of 'Free Speech' after the Bizenski years fools precisely anyone."