US EditionJoe Rogan defends Kimmel and tells conservatives supporting censorship: ‘Oh my God, you’re crazy’
Joe Rogan criticized government involvement in comedian Jimmy Kimmel's suspension, warning conservatives supporting censorship risk becoming future targets of such free speech restrictions.
- On Tuesday, Joe Rogan said the government should not dictate what comedians say and warned conservatives supporting such interference risk becoming future targets.
- Last week, ABC pulled Jimmy Kimmel's show after his comments linking the MAGA movement to Charlie Kirk's killing, prompting Nexstar and Sinclair affiliates to drop the program.
- TV host Jimmy Kimmel defended his monologue, saying `A government threat to silence a comedian the president doesn't like is anti-American` and insisting he never intended to make light of the murder.
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Trump administration overreach in trying to silence Jimmy Kimmel
The revelations about the Trump administration using Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr to pressure Disney and ABC to silence comedian Jimmy Kimmel are as alarming as they are ironic. A president leaning on private companies to muzzle a critic is the very definition of government overreach. Yet what stands out is who has rushed to Kimmel’s defense: Sen. Ted Cruz and podcast host Joe Rogan — hardly champions of liberal entert…
Kimmel: 'Hard To Tell The Difference' Between Gulags and America
ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel welcomed actor Ethan Hawke to his Wednesday show to promote his new TV show, The Lowdown. However, before that, Hawke compared Kimmel’s recent suspension to being sent to a Russian gulag. Kimmel agreed with the sentiment, claiming it is “hard to tell the difference” between the gulag and the United States. After some joking about how Kimmel is taking the show to Brooklyn next week and the Brooklyn-based Hawke flew out to Los A…
Joe Rogan has chilling warning for MAGA types who cheered Kimmel suspension
Hugely influential podcaster Joe Rogan is hitting out at MAGA types who cheered when Jimmy Kimmel’s talk show was temporarily removed from the airwaves, Newsweek reported.Speaking with guest Andrew Santino on Tuesday’s episode of his “Joe Rogan Experience” podcast, Rogan said: “I definitely don’t think that the government should be involved ever in dictating what a comedian can and cannot say in a monologue. That’s f*****g crazy.”
Joe Rogan slams Trump Admin for attacks on Kimmel
President Trump threatened to sue ABC as Jimmy Kimmel made his return to late night. The show's suspension sparked a massive debate about free speech. Podcaster Joe Rogan hit back at the Trump administration, saying the government shouldn’t be “dictating” what a comedian says. NBC News White House Correspondent Monica Alba, NBC News Entertainment Correspondent Chloe Melas, Status Founder and Writer Oliver Darcy, and The Bulwark Senior Reporter W…
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