"After years of lamentation over the nullification culture (cancel culture), the administration raised it to a fresh and dangerous level, threatening to systematically take steps against media companies by regulators (this market), unless they silence or release journalists and commentators they dislike," Obama wrote on platform X.
Very popular in the US talk show, run by Kimmel, was taken off the air on Wednesday indefinitely.
Kimmel said on his show that Trump supporters are doing their best to gain political points in Kirk's assassination. He added that the president's grief after Kirk's death is appropriate to "the four-year-old would feel sorry for the goldfish." He besides showed a fragment of Trump's conversation with a journalist, during which erstwhile asked how he felt after killing the activist, he replied that he was very good and praised the preparations for the construction of the ballroom in the White House.
Donald Trump comments on TV's decision
ABC's decision was addressed respective times by Trump, who called it "a large news for America". He besides stated that Kimmel had no talent, and congratulated the station on bravery, and on Thursday he added that he was fired due to “very bad ratings”.
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Kimmel is 1 of the most popular tv characters in the United States, and his program of comments and interviews were frequently cited by the most prestigious media.
AFP recalls that in July the CBS network announced that will not extend the program “The Late Show” run by another celebrated comedian and commentator Stephen Colbert for the next season, as he criticised the fact that CBS tv owner Paramount had contributed $16 million to Donald Trump's presidential library fund in connection with his suit regarding an interview with Kamala Harris.
Trump expressed satisfaction and hope that he was the reason Colbert was fired.
On Monday, the president sued the “New York Times”, his 4 journalists and Penguin Random House, accusing them of defamation and slander. On Tuesday, the board of directors of the diary and publishing home replied that the application made in court by Trump's lawyers had no legal basis.
