Sudden cancellation "Jimmy Kimmel live!" He lit a storm speculation in politics and pop culture. Disney and Nexstar Media Group have confirmed this week to keep the late-night viewing of conversations, the staple on ABC for more than two decades, withdrawn "in the foreseeable future" after Jimmy Kimmel 'with controversial remarks o Charlie Kirk 'With death. The decision launched anger among fans and shared critics, but the drama took even a sharper turn when the Chumer Schumer Minorities proposed Jeffrey Epstein Maybe they were the real reason for cancellation.

Senator Chuck Schumer set up social media on Thursday in the post to lift the eyebrows X. In all caps, the leader of the Senate's minority asked, "Is Epstein the real reason that Trump canceled Kimmel?!"

The post included a screenshot from the New York Times that pointed out that the hosts were late at night, including Kimmel, president Donald Trump with jokes from new released Epstein documents. Insinuation Schumer quickly set fire to political Twitter, stimulating the conspiracy that Kimmel's cancellation was about much more than his comments Kirk.

Despite speculation, Nexstar Media Group, a company that has several ABC branches, insisted on the comments on Jimmy Kimmel, and not politics or grades.

"The comments of Mr. Kimmel about the death of Mr. Kirk are offensive and insensitive in critical time in our national political discourse," Andrew Alford said, Nexstar's broadcasting chief. "Continuing that Mr. Kimmel continues to broadcast the broadcast platform in the communities we serve simply not in the public interest in the current moment."

The Federal Communication Commission also entered the conversation. Brendan Carr Commissioner praised Nexstar and other local branches for the removal of Kimmel's program, applauding the decision as the one who determined the "interests of their community".

Donald Trump, which was long ago the Late Night Bar in Jimmy Kimmel, doubled his contempt during a press conference in the UK next to the Prime Minister Keir.

"Jimmy Kimmel was fired because he had bad grades more than anything else," Trump said. "He said a terrible thing about a great gentleman known as Charlie Kirk. And Jimmy Kimmel was not a talented person ... they should have been fired long ago."

While Trump celebrated the cancellation, several Kimmel's late-night peers stood in a solidarium level with a suspended host. On Thursday, Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers all used their platforms to weigh at controversy, mixing humor with pointed criticism.

"To be honest with everyone, I don't know what's going on. And no one does," Fallon admitted to his audience. "But I know Jimmy Kimmel, and he's a polite, funny and a friendly guy and I hope he comes back."

Colbert struck a more serious note, exploding suspension as "muddy censorship", while Stewart zero is in the decision of ABC. Meyers, meanwhile, rang the compliments of the language in the cheek for Donald Trump before I point out what he called the hypocritical administration on free speech.