Insiders say that staff and hosts are annoyed, worried about their jobs and insecure how to deal with controversy.

With FCC threatening target ABC afterward Jimmy Kimmel 'With comments, fears of censorship and retaliation have taken over.

As one source placed, "Donatively happen difficult dynamics", and everyone in the network are watched carefully.

When "View" broadcast on Thursday, Whoops Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sundary Hostin, Sara Haines, and Alyssa Farah Griffin did not mention the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel.

Instead, they talked about Epstein investigation and other political stories, which left the fans frustrated. Many viewers believed that they were told to avoid scandal.

The production insider explained that the silence was intentional, saying that the panel was avoiding talking about it because they were in the same network.

"View will not talk about the suspension Jimmy Kimmel because they are in the same network. It won't bother the General Rule in ABC, and they don't troubleshoot other shows," they said Daily mail.

Behind the scenes, however, the mood was tense, with some panelists who do not agree on whether they should refer to this issue.

Uncertainty has left many staff of rattle. According to one insider, panic spread over ABC emissions, and employees hold the breath to see what follows.

Some are worried about strict new borders on what can be said in the air.

As one explained one source, people feel like censorship tighten. "After Kimmel's suspension, it will have to be extremely cautious about what they say in national television," they shared.

One staff even admitted that they packed their things just in case.

"I take a lot of my personal belongings tonight, because who knows what happens," the insider discovered.

They explained that they wanted to be able to make a quick exit if necessary, adding that it is simply too unpredictable to feel safe.

Meanwhile, the sources found that the "Opinion" Council "was divided by whether to defend Kimmel. While some want to speak, others think it's too risky.

One Insider explained that a certain suspelled suspended hosts wanted to support him, but the cancellations were scared.

Another source added, "Women in terms of surprisingly they had not already taken off the air."

For now, the panel allegedly decided to stay quietly for the protection of their welfare, with one source that he says they were planning to "see where everything is the next week when the dust is standing next week."

The fear of suspension was greatly ignited, with other insiders that he points to say that he could give ABC "Another reason to suspend them and".

As Explosion Reported, Kimmel's suspension followed the notes that he made about the assassination of Charlie Kirk and Donald Trump reaction.

During his show, the 57-year-old said, "Maga Banda desperately try to characterize this child who killed Charlie Kirk as anything but one of them and do everything I can achieve political points from her."

The "Bef's Head" Star also mocked Trump, adding, "This is not as adult grew upgrado murder someone calling a friend."

The comments quickly turned the sigh, with the FCC Steel Brendan Carr threatening to revoke the ABC's associated license.