His comments weren’t particularly controversial; he was merely mocking the GOP. However, isn’t that precisely the essence of these shows: the left mocking the right, and vice versa?
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The parent company is afraid of becoming a political target and is bowing under pressure by the government. That’s an attack on speech they don’t like.
Fuck, I said I didn’t want to talk about politics and here I go.
I think also the companies are a little bit fed up with late shows, cost a lot and today the backlash is way bigger than the flowers, Seth Meyers should be worried
I haven’t watched late night television in forever. It’s epic normie world full of self-congratulatory celebrities. I can’t stand any of it.
Yeah, I don’t really think a lot of people watch these shows anymore. Other than whatever clips seep to the interwebs.
Paying as much as they pay for a 50k views on YouTube of the monologue ain't working, companies are using excuses to cut costs in my view
Interesting g take.
I too havent watched late night TV in a long time but I wouldnt put it past them to use Kirk as the reason to pull Kimmel because they wanted to get rid of him or to pull a stunt to remind people that their show still exists.
who knows.
This is a discussion about basic rights. I think that gets a pass.
Sounds like Kimmel got in trouble for speaking the truth. Ironic.