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An overly liberal company. Disney. Is firing a liberal comedian who is racist and a misogynist. And that’s cancel culture. Sure. Another one here that cares far more for a racist comedian who is a zillionaire than a you who was murdered for debating.

Nothing to do with banning video games. I would not be in favor of that. Just wondering what influence this destiny crazy person may have had for murderers like this. If he said these things on public streams what do you think he may have said on private ones? You poo poo all leftist violent rhetoric people find. I recall you not caring a literal person running for state senate called for ice murders on the grounds the speech was hateful but didn’t have enough followers. Now one has a ton and you are meh on this one too.

In which you said he was bad 4 times before your obligatory … but he shouldn’t have died comment.

Destiny ‘s comments or whatever his or her name is. Was often on gaming streams boss. Do you think a radical murderer ever drifted into more radical gaming streams ? Or he was just radicalized reading eddy rascal magazines?

There you go. bad Charlie bad Charlie bad Charlie bad Charlie (4 times bad boss) … but it’s a shame he got killed. + it’s soooo unfair how they are treating a racist misogynist black faced zillionaire comedian it’s not fair he was fired.

His quote: I'm ready for the f**king great cleansing. when we genocide conservatives in this country. Is that violence? Lmk how you try to spin that one. He was on Fox or piers Morgan or some random show the other day doubling down on his nonsense. … and the Kirk murderer was a gamer no? Where did or where do these ideas germinate?

He doesn’t want actual violence ? I’m not sure if you’re a serious person or not. But that guy wants serious violence boss. Watch both videos

I posted a tweet of some guy with a million followers saying awful things and mentioned you in it. He is calling for republicans to be worried they would/ should be murdered. You naturally didn’t reply. this guy has a million followers. What is the great cleansing? Why should conservatives be afraid of being murdered ? You’re again more worried about a racist womanizing zillionaire. And have expressed more remorse over him than a guy who was murdered.

Bet it doesn’t last boss. $ rules…. Ratings rule.

He’s a sports caster. And yes you have.

You have made more, in my estimation, posts about him getting fired than remorse based posts about a guy getting murdered for political reasons.

You have expressed literally more outrage over a zillionaire misogynist racist black faced comedian turned liberal —> than for a guy murdered for debating. Yes you said things like: point point point angry point hate right leaning people point , but Kirk shouldn’t have been murdered….. But you spend far more intellectual time debating nonsense like this.

You’re twisting them boss. It’s ok. Your a frequent word twister

Sure he didn’t.

I guess you got me then lol.

Not the abject loss of audience of revenue. Got it. ABC should be forced to keep losing money?

Comment on those ratings graphs above boss

Analyst: Network Late-Night Talk Shows Became Unprofitable in 2023 (Updated) By Jed Rosenzweig AUGUST 5, 2025 5:13 AM ET13 COMMENTS Photos: Scott Kowalchyk/CBS, Randy Holmes/ABC, Todd Owyoung/NBC Editor’s note: This post was originally published on 8/5/25. It was updated on 8/22/25 to include an addendum on retransmission fees (see bottom of post) When CBS announced that it was cancelling The Late Show with Stephen Colbert after the 2025–26 season, the decision stunned most industry observers. The Late Showis still the highest-rated program in its time slot, outperforming The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallonand Jimmy Kimmel Live! in total viewers and in the key demos more often than not. To even most insiders, Colbert’s Late Showseemed untouchable. So why would CBS cancel it? The timing, of course, is impossible to ignore. Colbert has been a known thorn in the side of Donald Trump, who himself called for Colbert’s termination last fall. And at the time that CBS announced The Late Show’s cancellation, the network’s parent company, Paramount, was in the final stages of seeking regulatory approval for its merger with Skydance from the Trump-controlled FCC. (That approval was granted a week later.) CBS, in its announcement, termed its decision to cancel The Late Show as “purely financial.” Subsequently, insiders at the network leaked that the show was losing money—to the tune of $40 million dollars. We asked a network TV research analyst familiar with the financial realities of late night television from the inside (at networks other than CBS) for their thoughts on whether that number rang true. Their response was a qualified yes: “I would believe anywhere between $25M-$40M.” “Revenues have dropped at a pace that far outstrips the speed at which costs can be reduced,” added the analyst, who asked to remain anonymous but shared financial modeling with LateNighterfor this story. Though the analyst is bound by non-disclosure agreements from sharing any proprietary network research data, using blended Nielsen ratings, ad pricing estimates, and reported historical production costs for The Late Show, The Tonight Show, and Jimmy Kimmel Live!, they built a hypothetical but (based on their experience) realistic model that lays bare the harsh economic realities faced by the average 11:35pm talk show. Their conclusion: 2022 was the last year most (if not all) of the traditional network late-night television shows likely turned a profit. As for how we got here, the story begins and ends with the decline in linear ratings. Ratings for the big three 11:30pm network talk shows have dropped sharply since 2015. According to Nielsen Live+7 data, all three network 11:35pm shows—CBS’s The Late Show, NBC’s The Tonight Show, and ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live!—have seen declines of 70–80% in the key 18–49 demographic since 2015. That year marked the beginning of a new era: Colbert took over from David Letterman, Fallon had just succeeded Jay Leno, and Kimmel had moved up to 11:35pm. By 2018 the writing was on the wall that the time period that was once a cash cow was in free fall. According to one frequently cited report from the advertising data firm Guideline, brands spent $439 million advertising on network late-night television that year. By 2024, that number had been cut in half. YouTube views and digital extensions helped fill the void for a time, but they weren’t nearly enough to stop the bleeding. “Digital is a band-aid, not a cure,” the analyst explained. “It helps, but it doesn’t scale at the level that network TV would need to backfill for what has become a significant loss of traditional ad revenue.”

If you watch the video of him you will see you are wrong

That + Decade-long slump: Viewership for Jimmy Kimmel Live! has fallen nearly 50% over the last decade. The show averaged around 2.8 million total viewers in 2015 but saw its total viewership drop to approximately 1.5 million by early 2025.

The real reason is $$$ and corporate greed Decade-long slump: Viewership for Jimmy Kimmel Live! has fallen nearly 50% over the last decade. The show averaged around 2.8 million total viewers in 2015 but saw its total viewership drop to approximately 1.5 million by early 2025.

But you didn’t answer this question of at least 7 times now. The government didn’t do anything. ABC and Disney did.

Yet. The fcc didn’t do anything. Just debated it. What did they “do”?

They didn’t get involved. They debated doing it. kimmel is ultimately getting fired as his ratings are down 50% over the course of a few years. were you against him being a crazy racist in black face or a misogynist or only when he became more pro liberal?

Is that like pressuring Facebook and other social media sites to take down content that does not agree with things associated with their re election campaign or nah?