Gabriel Iglesias

And there was, you know, an uproar over it at the time, but it has not gone away.

And now ABC has offered two apologies.

Kimmel has apologized.

But China still wants a more sincere apology.

The foreign ministry spokesman of China told reporters...

ABC should face up to its mistakes and respond with a sincere attitude to the reasonable demands by Chinese people in America and prevent a similar incident from occurring again.

So there have been sizable protests around the country and outside ABC headquarters in Burbank.

Over the weekend, over 1,000 people picketed.

And we're looking at some posters right now.

They're making Kimmel look like Hitler.

Right.

That's what I'm wondering as well.

The people who are holding up these signs.

Do they have a clear understanding of what happened or is it being spun to them?

So at issue among many of the protesters is the way that Kimmel responded to his statement in the skit.

Kimmel said, kill everyone in China.

OK, that's an interesting idea.

So then Kimmel said on air, I do want to apologize to all of you if I upset you.

We should not have put that on the air.

But then when he was talking to Chinese journalists, he said, well, in America, we have freedom of the press.