The silencing of Jimmy Kimmel (and its hit to free speech)

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A security guard stands outside the theatre where "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" was recorded for broadcast the day after Disney announced that the show would return to its ABC network lineup following Kimmel’s temporary suspension for his remarks about Charlie Kirk, in Los Angeles, California, U.S. September 23, 2025. REUTERS/Aude Guerrucci

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Mary Sanchez The government shouldn’t be trying to crash a comedian’s career because the president decided the monologue wasn’t to his liking. To do so is an act of government censorship. The government shouldn’t be threatening to yank a broadcast…

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