Jimmy Kimmel

During his Tuesday late night show, ABC's leftist host Jimmy Kimmel hurled juvenile attacks at Republican Governor Ron DeSantis for signing a bill to stop censorship of Floridians by Big Tech. “Wreck-it Ron was very proud of his toothless new legislation, and made a passionate case for why it kind of had almost nothing to do with Donald Trump,” said Kimmel during his monologue.

Want proof that the late night “comedy” hosts are just Democratic hacks? Let’s do a flashback to four years ago today, on May 8, 2017. MRC Research Director Rich Noyes reported on a new study counting the late night jokes for the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s presidency. The results won’t surprise you. The Center for Media and Public Affairs at George Mason University found a whopping 1,060…

The talentless, unfunny Jimmy Kimmel on Thursday lashed out at African American Tim Scott for daring to disagree with his contention that the Republican Party is full of racists. The hack host also seemed to forget how many African American Democrats there are as he slimed Republican Scott.

While George W. Bush was the guest on Jimmy Kimmel’s show late Wednesday night, the liberal comedian couldn't let go of his obsession with another former president.

Despite all the media hype, the new Hunter Biden book, "Beautiful Things," sold only 10,000 copies in its first week and is hovering this weekend around #50,000 at Amazon.

Hunter Biden's softball interview with Jimmy Kimmel is the subject of the latest NewsBusters Podcast. Brian Stelter tweeted on Monday that "This week Hunter has been on CBS, NPR and the BBC, and on Thursday he'll be on Kimmel, but he's avoiding more overtly political and partisan spaces." He meant Fox, but he thinks every outlet and program he listed isn't partisan or political. 

Scandal-plagued First Family member Hunter Biden continued his book tour late Thursday with a softball-laden interview with ABC late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, who assisted him in not only dismissing the infamous laptop as “a red herring” because it came from Rudy Giuliani, but declare that he was eminently qualified to served on the board of Burisma.

Late night hosts are no longer comedians but propagandists for the Democrat party. One of the worst offenders is CBS Late Show host Stephen Colbert, who spent his Monday night show pretending he was President Biden’s press secretary, promoting lies from the Democrat about Georgia’s “Jim Crow, 2.0” election security law.

Making his move from to weeknights (after starting on overnights and then having a weekend evening slot), Fox News Channel host Greg Gutfeld kicked off his new eponymous show on Monday with a barnburner of a monologue lampooning his competition on CNN, MSNBC, and the late-night comedy shows and denouncing the left for thriving on “making people hate each other.”

How smart does someone have to be to be a late night comedian? Obviously, not very. On Tuesday night's episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, Kimmel attempted to roast the sane people who think a vaccine passport is dumb and threw jabs at Donald Trump as well.

Smug isn’t a good look for most comedians. Funny people may point out our foibles, but they’re best at capturing an Everyman sensibility while doing so. Even when comics target their audiences there’s a wink-wink acknowledgement in play. They’re just like us! Somehow Jimmy Kimmel forget that comic template.

Late Tuesday night, ABC's unfunny comedian Jimmy Kimmel continued his lazy comedic routine of taking cheap shots at Republicans, while completely avoiding any criticism of the new administration. Last night, he mocked the growing border crisis and influx of virus-positive migrants as a right-wing scare tactic.

On FNC’s MediaBuzz Sunday morning, host Howard Kurtz and media analyst Steve Krakauer slammed leftist late-night “comedians” for refusing to mock President Biden, despite spending the last four years endlessly lambasting Donald Trump. At one point, Kurtz even quipped that the Saturday Night Live cast member tapped to play Biden in skits should get a stimulus check for being…

The unfunny former comedians-turned Democratic activists on ABC and CBS late night are so cringe-inducing, you almost feel bad for them. Almost. Then you remember they hate half their audience and sheer awfulness of their shows deserves scorn. Instead of making fun of the party in power, which is what an actual comedian would do, Jimmy Kimmel on Wednesday night repeated talking points about…