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jimmy kimmel It’s great to be on the air for another year.
this Jimmy Kimmel Live! host Resolved his Renewed contract with ABC for one year The episode of his late-night show on Monday, December 8, elicited a lot of enthusiasm from the studio audience.
Kimmel, 58, joked that the show will remain on the air until May 2027, “or until the end of the world, whichever comes first.”
“I thought about it, a lot, and decided to spend less time with my family,” the comedian continued quipped. “So, for our viewers here and at home, I’m honored and humbled to be a part of your daily lives, whether it’s in bed at night or on the toilet in the morning. It means a lot to me to have your attention.”
During Monday’s monologue, Kimmel also talked about president donald trump call him “Terrible” host And promised to do a better job hosting when he attends the Kennedy Center Honors on Sunday, December 7. (“If I can’t beat Jimmy Kimmel in terms of talent, then I don’t think I should be president,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office before Sunday’s event.)
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“I don’t think I’ve ever agreed to anything more than that,” Kimmel said Monday.
“It seems like he’s challenging me to have a competition as far as ‘Who’s more talented?’ If so, I’m open to that. Let’s do it. Let’s have a talent competition,” Kimmel responded to Trump’s criticism.
Kimmel’s contract extension comes after he was fired Briefly suspended in September This follows his comments following a right-wing political activist Charlie Kirkof fatal shootings.
“The MAGA gang is desperately trying to portray this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as someone other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it,” Kimmel said.
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“There’s a lot of sadness along with the recriminations,” he said, mocking Trump, 79, for talking about renovations to the White House ballroom in response to a question about how he was doing after Kirk’s death.
“He’s in the fourth stage of grief: the building,” Kimmel added. “That’s not how an adult mourns the murder of someone he called a friend. That’s how a four-year-old mourns a goldfish, okay?”
Kimmel’s comments drew the ire of many on the right, including the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission Brendan Carrhe called for his show to be taken off the air and urged the ABC affiliate to cancel it. Two media groups, Sinclair and Nexstar, have preempted the show on local ABC-affiliated stations they own and operate.
Kimmel returns to the air After a six-day suspension on September 23.
“It’s just overwhelming. I’ve heard from so many people in the last six days,” Kimmel said in the first episode of her return. “I’ve heard from everybody in the last six days. Everybody I know has reached out to me 10 or 11 times. The guy from my past, the guy who fired me from my first radio job in Seattle – which, by the way, we’re not on the air there tonight – his name is Larry.”
He continued, “You supported our show, cared enough to do something about it, and made your voices heard so that mine could be heard too, and I will never forget it. It took courage to speak out against this administration, and they did, and they deserve praise and thanks for telling their followers that our government has no control over what we say, what we do, and our television.”
