Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, September 23rd The American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) announced on the 22nd that the well-known late-night talk show "Jimmy Kimmel Show" (called "Chicken Feather Show" on the net) will resume broadcasting on the 23rd. Earlier, host Jimmy Kimmel's remarks on the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk caused controversy, and the program was suspended "indefinitely" on 17th. This matter aroused heated discussion in the United States.

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ABC's parent company, Walt Disney, said in a statement on the 22nd that the company had had in-depth communications with Kimmer over the past few days, after which it decided to resume broadcasting on the 23rd. The statement said the company had previously decided to suspend the production of the show "to avoid further escalating tensions at times of emotional agitation in this country."

According to reports, not all ABC-affiliated TV stations will schedule to broadcast Kimmel's return show at present. CNN reported on the 22nd that Sinclair Broadcasting Group, one of the largest TV operators in the United States, said that its ABC-affiliated TV station will broadcast news programs in the Jimmy Kimmel Show from the evening of 23rd, while the return date of the talk show is still under discussion and evaluation.

Nietzsche Media Group, one of the largest local broadcasters in the United States, has not yet revealed when the Jimmy Kimmel Show will be broadcast. According to the official website, Nietzsche Media Group has more than 200 owned or partnered television stations, many of which are affiliated with ABC.

Kimmel, the "famous mouth", talked about Kirk's shooting incident many times in the talk show broadcast on the evening of 15th and 16th, saying that many people in the "Make America Great Again" (MAGA) camp are using Kirk's murder for their own benefit. He also attacked US President Trump's reaction after learning about Kirk's assassination and FBI Director Kash Patel's performance in the investigation of the case.

Brendan Carl, chairman of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, urged local broadcasters to stop broadcasting the Jimmy Kimmel Show. He hinted that if the show had "distorting" comments, the committee could investigate the broadcaster or be fined or revoked the license.

Later on the 17th, an ABC spokesman said, "The Jimmy Kimmel Show will be suspended indefinitely," but did not further explain the reason for the suspension.

Hollywood Stars Solidarity with Kimmel

Kimmer's discontinuation of the talk show sparked a heated debate on American freedom of speech.The New York Times commented that the reactions also reflected "American party differences."

Trump tweeted on social media: ¡°This is good news for the United States. congratulations to ABC for finally gathering the courage to do what it should do.¡±

Many Democrats criticized this decision for undermining *, including chuck schumer, the leader of the Democratic Party in the US Senate, and pritzker, the governor of Illinois, a member of *.

Ana gomez, the only member of the * Party in the Federal Communications Commission of the United States, said on social media that political violence must not be used as a reason for wider censorship and control, and this administration is increasingly using government power to suppress legitimate expression of speech.

Imposition pictures, from left to right, are Angelina Jolie, Tom Hanks, Jennifer Aniston and Meryl Streep, American entertainers.

The U.S. Civil Liberties Union issued an open letter signed by about 400 actors, writers, producers and others on Saturday in support of Kimmel, who signed several Hollywood stars including Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep, Jennifer Aniston.

U.S. actress Angelina Jolie said about this at the film festival in Spain: "At this time I no longer know my country." (reporter: Yi Yare, Liu He, Bear Moon, High Mountain; video: Wang Yi)