Jimmy Kimmel was suspended indefinitely by ABC after he made remarks about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during his Monday night monologue. Kimmel accused the "MAGA gang" (supporters of former President Trump) of trying to exploit Kirk's death for political gain. He said, "The MAGA Gang is desperately trying to portray this individual who killed Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of their own, and they are doing everything possible to leverage this for political advantage." He also mocked the flags at half-mast and criticized the president's response to the tragedy. Kimmel's comments suggested that the alleged shooter, a 22-year-old man, was being framed by the MAGA movement as something other than one of their own, which was misleading according to critics. The Federal Communications Commission chairman Brendan Carr called Kimmel's remarks "truly sick" and warned that ABC could face repercussions if action wasn't taken. Following the backlash from affiliates, the FCC, and politicians, ABC decided to pull "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" off the air indefinitely. Former President Trump praised the suspension, calling it "great news for America" and criticized Kimmel for poor ratings and lack of talent. The suspension also led some broadcasters like Nexstar and Sinclair to stop airing Kimmel's show on their ABC affiliates. In summary, Kimmel was suspended mainly due to controversial comments that accused Trump supporters of exploiting Kirk's assassination for political purposes, which was judged as misleading and offensive during a sensitive time.