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Just because someone is a comedian doesn't mean everything they say is a joke. If Kimmel's comment on Monday were a joke,m someone needs to explain it to me, be
by 5555624 1y ago
Just because someone is a comedian doesn't mean everything they say is a joke. If Kimmel's comment on Monday were a joke,m someone needs to explain it to me, because I didn't get it.
What I did hear was some "facts" that did not seem to line up with things I heard in the news. I just assumed he ignored his staff of "fact checkers" -- see Kimmel's comments when he had the dust up with Aaron Rogers -- and was just on another of his anti-Trump rants.
While his show isn't all that bad, his monologues are political and have gotten old. Stick to jokes.
- huloopaloo 1y ago> What I did hear was some "facts" that did not seem to line up with things I heard in the news. Perhaps this should encourage you to look inward and acknowledge the “news” you listen to is interested in something other than facts. Everything Kimmel said was factually true. If you would like to quote the part you are struggling with, and include an explanation about why you feel his statement lacks truth, I can point you to supporting sources.
- grumio 1y agoKimmel said that Trump fans were trying to distance themselves from the shooter... that is a fact. Could you please share what you mean? edit to add: also, saying a lie isn't a reason to have FCC license taken away. see: Fox News.
- defrost 1y agoI agree with your points, I point out for edification that broadcast licenses that regulate use of the EM spectrum don't apply to cable news networks such as the Fox News Channel (FNC) - the terms and conditions differ; things can be legally 'broadcast' on cable channels that are illegal to broadcast on a TV spectrum channel. No drama, it's just not a "see: example" you should use in discussions such as this.
- grumio 1y agoInteresting, thanks.