Donald Trump Attacks Late-Night Hosts but ‘Falls Silent’ on ‘South Park’ Because It ‘Gets Insane Ratings,’ Says Patton Oswalt: ‘Nothing Shuts Up Trump Like Money’

Jimmy Kimmel recently faced criticism from former President Donald Trump after Kimmel's monologue referenced the Epstein files. This incident follows Kimmel's previous controversy that led to his show being temporarily taken off the air due to comments about right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk's death.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defended Donald Trump after he referred to a reporter as 'piggy' during a recent incident on Air Force One. The remark was made as Trump responded to a follow-up question from Bloomberg's Catherine Lucey regarding the Jeffrey Epstein files. Leavitt attempted to frame the president's outburst in a positive light amidst criticism.

Former President Donald Trump expressed his disdain for late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel in a social media post, labeling him as having 'no talent' and demanding that he be removed from the air. This outburst occurred late at night and reflects Trump's ongoing grievances with media figures who criticize him.

U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly criticized late-night host Jimmy Kimmel after Kimmel made jokes about him related to the Jeffrey Epstein files. Following Kimmel's comments, Trump signed a bill urging the Justice Department to release the Epstein-related documents. Trump's ongoing feud with Kimmel highlights the tension between the president and media figures who critique him.

Donald Trump has once again targeted Jimmy Kimmel, calling for ABC to remove the late-night host from its programming after Kimmel made jokes about Jeffrey Epstein. In a post on Truth Social, Trump criticized Kimmel's talent and television ratings, expressing his discontent with the network's decision to keep him on air.

The documentary 'The Last Republican,' directed by Steve Pink, premiered at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival, receiving positive feedback from audiences and critics. It focuses on Adam Kinzinger, a former U.S. Republican Congressman known for his vote in favor of impeaching Donald Trump in 2021 and his role on the House select committee investigating the January 6 attack.

Alan Rusbridger, former editor of The Guardian, addressed the BBC's recent crisis regarding the controversial Panorama film that edited together two clips of Donald Trump. During a British Screen Forum event, he shared insights after reviewing the film with former New York Times executive editor Bill Keller.

Bill Maher has announced a pause in his stand-up comedy career, citing the intense political division in the United States as a significant factor. During an episode of his podcast, Club Random, he shared with Patton Oswalt that he plans to stop touring at the end of 2024. Maher expressed his discomfort with performing in the current political climate, indicating that it is not an ideal time for him to be on stage.