While Jimmy Kimmel He admitted that he was shocked by the decision of ABC to suspend him, he found that the next days were the hardest.

17. September, after Kimmel's remark about Charlie KirkDeath caused back-out online returns, abc pulled "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"Show from his setup.

However, five days later, the network announced Kimmel's return, despite the objections of the President Donald Trump. For the first time of short suspension, Kimmel got honest about how the experience affected him.

He told Colbert to ask Paparazzi on his way home and returned to the household filled with mixed emotions.

"We come to the house, and shiver. The children are up - our daughter is 11 years old and says," I can sell my Labubus, "Kimmel joked." It was very sweet. Our son is just a goal and started running around the house. "

He continued to explain that the days after which he was silent without any media interactions such as "Dui in La. He added," it was like three days in prison in which I couldn't say anything. I just had to sit quietly and make a lot of phone calls and take a lot of phone calls. "

The host entered the details as it was first informed about the break, the moment he described as "emotional basement".

He told Colber that he was just before the showme, got an unusual call from the company as he worked in his office and went to the bathroom to take it.

Kimmel recalled the network telling him, "We want to drink a temperature.

When the audience was Boo, Kimmel joked that it was his first reaction. He admitted he claimed against the decision, but when he went to the vote, he lost.

Kimmel said his wife noticed how much she fell after the meeting, she jokes that "whiteness of Jim Gaffigan". He admitted that he thought his career was completed and that he would never return to television again.

Kimmel's Colber's interview comes a week after returning on the screen, which was emotional and simultaneously filled with criticism for Trump administration.

As Explosion Reported, late night host has revised their controversial remarks, clarifying that his words were misinterpreted and emphasized that it was never intended for mocking the death of activists.

He then moved the focus on Trump, accusing the world leader to try to silence him and other comedians, which was unconstitutional. "Government's threat to silence the comedian government does not love her antiameric," Kimmel audiences said.

57-year-old Prezerch also criticized the President of the FCC Brendan Carr, denoting his threats towards other late night personnel people as illegal and lacking intelligence.

Kimmelov returned to the air despite not fulfilling the initial conditions set by the ABC branches Sinclair and Nexstar, who sought an apology to the Charlie Kirk and donation to the Message to the USA.

Toward ExplosionThe statement that Sinclair has published detailed reasons for the return of the show, attributing it to feedback from spectators and advertisers.

He also noted that concern for violence, including recent recording in ABC branches in Sacrament, affected the reversal.