Fallon says his show has never been political amid Trump free speech row

‘He Doesn’t Want to Lose His Millions’: Jimmy Fallon Called a ‘Chicken’ After a Shocking Admission About Trump Left Fans Saying He's Scared

Jimmy Fallon wants everyone to know he’s Switzerland in a time when most late-night hosts are picking sides and paying the price for it. The 51-year-old comedian and actor made it clear he has no intention of turning “The Tonight Show” into a political battleground. His approach? Keep things light, crack jokes at everyone, and hope nobody gets too offended. Jimmy Fallon faces backlash for refusing to make political jokes while other late-night h…

Jimmy Fallon says his show has ‘never really been that political’ and ‘we hit both sides equally’

As other late-night TV hosts banded together in a display of solidarity against government pressure, the “Tonight Show” host says he wants to “keep my head down” and mostly leave politics out of his show.

Late-night host wisely chooses to ‘just keep my head down’ and avoid politics · American Wire News

While other late-night hosts have turned their comedy routines into a political soapbox set to a laugh track, one is choosing to go his own way. Jimmy Fallon, host of The Tonight Show, revealed that he has no plans to get political with the likes of Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert. During a segment on Tuesday’s episode of  CNBC’s Squawk on the Street, he reacted to the dust-up over Kimmel’s suspension due to his “insensitive” comments in the wa…

Jimmy Fallon Doesn’t Want to Be ‘That Political’

In the wake of Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension, Jimmy Fallon said he feels his own late night show has ‘never really been that political’ and he wants to ‘keep my head down.’

Jimmy Fallon Wants to Keep His Late-Night Show Away from Partisan Politics: 'We Hit Both Sides Equally'

Late-night host Jimmy Fallon said he plans to keep NBC's "The Tonight Show" out of politics, emphasizing that he and his team of writers "hit both sides equally."

Jimmy Fallon says 'Tonight Show' is not 'that political,' will keep his 'head down'

Jimmy Fallon says he plans to keep his "head down" at "The Tonight Show" amid late-night drama and make fun of "both sides equally."