January 1, Kimmel Blames Trump For His TV Suspension

Wyatt’s Take

• Jimmy Kimmel told his son Trump got him suspended, even though there’s no proof.
• ABC suspended Kimmel’s show after controversial comments about Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
• Disney, not Trump, admitted to pulling the show—then quietly put it back on the air.

Jimmy Kimmel admitted to telling his son that President Trump caused his suspension from late night TV, even though there is no evidence of Trump’s involvement.

Kimmel discussed this with his wife on a podcast, saying they both confirmed Trump’s blame to their child.

ABC suspended Kimmel on September 17 after he implied the person accused of killing TPUSA’s Charlie Kirk was a MAGA supporter. Some blamed Trump’s administration because the FCC’s chairman had threatened ABC over Kimmel’s comments, but there’s no real proof of government pressure behind the network’s decision.

Disney took ownership of the suspension, saying it wanted to calm tensions. The network didn’t mention Trump in its official announcement and explained that the comments were poorly timed.

Kimmel returned to air without apologizing for his earlier remarks. Despite all the buzz, it was just another corporate decision dressed up with political drama.

Middle Americans see this as Hollywood playing the blame game, while the real power still sits with big corporations and media giants.

When elites get in trouble, they’re quick to point fingers instead of owning up to their words. This story reminds us that regular folks rarely get the same second chances from the big networks.

Wyatt Matters

This story hits home for folks who are tired of elites dodging responsibility while everyday Americans get held to a different standard. It shows how powerful people use headlines and finger-pointing to distract from their own missteps, leaving working families shaking their heads.

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