Emily Jashinsky

Thank you for standing up, you know, against the Trump government for my right to say this.

And look, I personally wish that Brendan Carr and the FCC hadn't inserted himself, themselves into this.

But what's really playing out here is a dynamic between the liberal Hollywood elite's

Disney, Bob Iger on the one hand and conservative owned local stations on the other.

If it really was the Trump government keeping Jimmy Kimmel off the air, he wouldn't be back on.

And we still have local stations keeping him off.

And I have to say, we have now the mainstream media heralding how many people tuned in to see Jimmy Kimmel's monologue.

Six million viewers tuned in to see Jimmy Kimmel.

Look, even I, who've never, literally never watched his show, was interested to hear what he was going to say last night or two nights ago.

Yeah, of course, it was a news event.

Okay, yeah, so like, no big deal.

Yeah.

Now we have a standoff between liberal Hollywood and the conservative station owners who are sick and tired of having 10 hours a week between Jimmy Kimmel on the one hand and The View on the other shoved down their throats every day.

His pinned tight T-shirt and jacket going through the.

Don't get me started.

Cinching the waist.

Yeah.

For those who think I go too hard on Donald Trump, to the point where there are still a lot of people who think I should be pulled off the air for making fun of Donald Trump.

So I want to explain, I talk about Trump more than anything because he's a bully.

I don't like bullies.