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Late Night Host Jimmy Kimmel Democratic Party In a Thursday appearance at the “Sarah Silverman Podcast.”
Since the president, comedians have discussed the ongoing existence of cancel culture Donald Trump Back to the office. They criticize those who continue to avoid Trump voters, who now regret supporting the president.
Silverman proposes the host of the podcast Joe Rogan After supporting Trump’s second term in the 2024 election, he was attacked for criticizing Trump’s second term. She called the “inclusive” party “incredible elite”.
Anti-Trump Kimmel, who ran for the Democratic Party in the 2024 election, defended his party while agreeing to some progressive figures to keep them out.
Trump repeated Kimmel, Fallon is “next” after Stephen Colbert cancels
Jimmy Kimmel announced the cancellation of culture on the left since Trump’s election victory since his podcast appeared this week. (Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP photography, file)
“Yes. But it’s not – not a party. It’s not a majority. It’s a loud voice that scares people to say their beliefs and makes you think twice about jokes or anything,” He answered.
“You know, a lot of their views are valid, but a lot of people are just offensive, too, because they beat people back.” “They go, ‘Oh, you’re nothing fun. I don’t want to be with you.’ And I think if you have to boil it down to one thing, that’s that.”
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In April, Kimmel accuses humorless liberalism of scolding Trying to remove the power of comedian Trump.
“I think a lot of anger is completely made, like, a lot of angry people aren’t really angry. I think these liberals do a great job of attacking comedians with vicious attacks, which is a big reason why Trump is president right now,” he said.
Jimmy Kimmel and Donald Trump ((Photographer: Todd Owyoung/NBC/NBCU via Getty Images) (Yuri Gripas/Abaca/Bloomberg via Getty Images))
After “Late” host Stephen Colbert’s performance was canceled in July, Trump predicts This week, Kimmel and late night host Jimmy Fallon will be “next” to air.
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Fox News’s Hanna Panreck contributed to the report.
