Jimmy Kimmel was set to return to late night but not all see it.

Disney announced that "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"He'll be back on Tuesday, but almost 40 ABC stations owned by Sinclair Inc. They refused to be air.

The late-night host, suspended last week after disputed comments about the death of Charlie Kirkov, is now caught in a larger fight. While Disney returns him, the branches rebellions, new questions are raised about their future.

Disney says Jimmy Kimmel returns, but Sinclair Inc. It does not support.

Broadcaster owns dozens of ABC branches across the country and confirmed that the air exhibition will not.

Instead, these cells will replace with local news. In his statement, Sinclair explained in a statement by Daily mail"The beginning of Tuesday night, Sinclair will be too receptive Jimmy Kimmel live! Via our ABC asphalting stations and replacing it with information programs.

Discussions with ABC are ongoing as we assess the potential emission return. "

This means that the viewers of almost 40 major markets will not see the return of comedians.

The largest synclair station, Wjla in Washington, DC, makes the decision even more powerful, because there is less approach to politicians, journalists, and even Donald Trump.

Sinclair clearly emerged that the suspension will not be abolished until "formal discussions" with ABC are held on "professionalism and network responsibilities", installation of the stage for long lasting.

As Explosion Reported, Jimmy Kimmela's problems started with their comments last Monday about Kirk's murder.

On his show, the 57-year-old said, "We hit some new ones over the weekend from the maga of gang enchanting to characterize this child who killed Charlie Kirk as anything but one of them."

He then showed the Trump clip and made his process of mourning, which many saw as disrespect.

Only two days later, the FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr called on the remarks "insensitive at the critical moment for our country".

He also suggested that the direct apology is "the minimum step" needed to move forward.

Shortly afterwards, more than a dozen ABC branches for Disney, they would not pull out the show until they are undertaking.

The data encouraged Disney and ABC executives to suspend Kimmel's show indefinitely, in an effort to calm the situation.

After tense week, Disney announced on 22. September that Kimmel would return the next day.

In statement by ExplosionThe company explained, "Last Wednesday, we made a decision to suspend the issue to avoid further inflammation of the tense situation at the emotional moment for our country. We have spent the last days with thoughtful conversations with

Jimmy, and after those conversations, we made a decision to return the show on Tuesday. "

The network admitted that the words "SMURFS" stars "insensitive and insensitive", but did not give details about whether the apology would issue.

The decision brought the most popular executives, including the days of Walden and Bob games, which also approved his earlier suspension.

Kimmel's return encouraged reactions to the political world.

The conservatives expressed anger, saying that the suspension was too short. Megyn Kelly wrote: "It must be nice to be left handed." Cancellation "lasts 5 nights and return immediately under the clie light. You are right underground."

Matt Walsh Conservative commentator added that liberals take over-free speech issues while ignoring serious consequences faced with conservatives.

Also, CNN's Scott Jennings told Disney suspended Kimmel just because he was "insensitive PR * ck" and claimed it wasn't an attack on free speech.

Liberals, however, praised the decision. Congressman Zohran Mamdani called this "win for free speech," saying Disney found his backbone.