
Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon, according to Donald Trump, are another victim in what joyfully dubbed “unopened late night damn”.
In a social contribution, the US President typically said:
“The word is, and it is a strong word, Jimmy Kimmel is next to the stubborn night lotions and shortly afterwards, Fallon will be gone. They are people with absolutely no talent who have been paid millions of dollars, in all cases, in all cases destroying what was great.
Jimmy Fallon organizes a tonight show on the NBC while Jimmy Kimmel hosts “Jimmy Kimmel Live”, which is broadcast on ABC.
This comes only a few days after the CBS confirmed that in May 2026 it would retire with Stephen Colbert and end the successful ten -year run, which makes Donald Trump his favorite punchline.
CBS insists that the decision on the AX Colbert show is financial, unrelated to content or popularity. Yet, Colbert’s sharp political satire-shaped on Trumpa-has a characteristic feature of the program’s success, making it one of the most watched programs on American television at night. The network has confirmed that there will be no replacement, with new episodes broadcast until the end of the current broadcasting season.
Colbert’s farewell episode, which was broadcast on Monday evening, was a shimmering sending with colleagues from John Oliver, Seth Meyers, Jon Stewart and Celebrit, including Lin-Manuel Miranda, Weird Al Yankovic, Anderson Cooper and Adam Sandler.
Stephen Colbert has always headed for a $ 16 million legal settlement paid to Trump within 60 minutes of the segment and called it “big fat”.
“He hasn’t done it yet”
Donald Trump boasted with a CBS payout and described it as a “big and important victory” in his battle against CBS, 60 minutes and parent company Paramount. He added: “We also expect to get more $ 20 million … a total of over $ 36 million.”
As Paramount is looking for approval of his $ 8.4 billion with Skydance Media, late night television seems to be entering his most political-and satirical-resonant finals.
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