Jimmy Kimmel

No, but it does have a line.

The Kimmel's weren't wealthy, but they weren't struggling either.

They were in that sweet spot of American middle class life where dreams seemed achievable and laughter came easily around the dinner table.

That's pretty spot on.

This AI is terrifying.

How long after the initial episode where you made the comments about the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the Monday episode, did you realize there was a problem?

I didn't think there was a big problem.

I just saw it as distortion on the part of some of the right-wing media networks, and I aimed to correct it.

I have problems like all the time.

And it's kind of funny because sometimes you think, oh, this is not a problem.

And then it turns into a big problem.

And then sometimes it goes the other way where you think like, oh, this is going to be a problem.

And nobody really notices.

And so at what point did you realize this was a problem?

I think when they pulled the show off the air.

Well, that's unusual.

Yeah.

And what were the conversations with Dana and Bob that led to that?

I hate to disappoint you, but they were really good conversations.

I'm not asking for anyone.