It was probably the largest domestic debate in the United States in the past two weeks. After the murder of the right-wing outside activist Charlie Kirk, the late night host Jimmy Kimmel put in the room that the alleged assassin could have been part of the Maga movement, and criticized the political involvement of the event. A statement in an overall more harmless monologue that caused some trouble in the Trump camp. The head of the telecommunications authority FCC, Brendan Carr used by the US President, also reacted. He threatened not to be hidden with a license withdrawal for the ABC network transmitter on which Jimmy Kimmel Live running.
