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Critics of Disney argue that a company using public airwaves should not promote political hostility or tolerate rhetoric that appears to celebrate violence
Supporters of Kimmel argue that government pressure against a comedian raises serious First Amendment concerns.
It has turned into a test of power between media corporations, political leaders, federal agencies, and the public
Kimmel tried to defend himself by insisting the joke was not a call for violence.
He said it was a light roast about Trump’s age and Melania’s younger appearance.
He also said violent rhetoric should be rejected
Conservative commentators argued that Kimmel was trying to hide behind comedy after crossing a line.
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