Jimmy Kimmel show ends because of Charlie Kirk comments

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it just blows my mind they said they was more afraid of what trump might do :mjlol: like YOU ARE DISNEY... YOU HAVE MORE MONEY THAN MOST COUNTRIES....

The Disney we know would have sued his ass for this.

bytch ass Iger couldn't even send a cease and desist :huhldup:


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It was right but imo it should have been done a year ahead to prepare Kamala or anyone else, they took this action way too late. It was bad for Kamala who wasn't ready, it was bad for Biden who felt betrayed and couldn't get over it in time, etc.
It was also bad for her considering that the Biden Administration had it made it clear through leaks to the media that they had no faith in her to do anything.
 

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Blew a major bag on their new HQ in New York and literally tanked their own product by letting this mess turn into a mess in the first place. Yes, the affiliate stations matter but Disney+ was the bag of the now and future and the average person can hit an unsubscribe button in seconds and never come back.
 

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I did the impossible and actually watched one of Kirk's debates. My biggest takeaway was he used a bunch of controversial sensationalism type rhetoric, mixed in with some word salad and shyt that may or may not have been factual.

Only reason why I say "may or may not" is because it's not like people would have the time right then and there to fact-check him.

How did this guy amass a following is crazy to me.
 

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I did the impossible and actually watched one of Kirk's debates. My biggest takeaway was he used a bunch of controversial sensationalism type rhetoric, mixed in with some word salad and shyt that may or may not have been factual.

Only reason why I say "may or may not" is because it's not like people would have the time right then and there to fact-check him.

How did this guy amass a following is crazy to me.
This is how :mjpls: wealthy people were backing him.

Wealthy Conservatives Bankroll TPUSA

Some of the biggest donations came from rich families in the Chicago area, where TPUSA is based.

From 2014 to 2016, the Ed Uihlein Foundation gave TPUSA $275,000, including $175,000 in 2016. Richard Uihlein, the founder of a lucrative shipping business and president of this foundation named after his father, is a Republican mega-donor and a “free-markets, smaller-government crusader” from the Chicago area. He and his wife, Elizabeth, spent $23.7 million on politics during the 2016 election cycle, the ninth-highest total in the country, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. Richard Uihlein made 6- and 7-figure donations to many independent political spending groups including the Unintimidated PAC, which supported Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker; the Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund; and Club For Growth Action. Uihlein is America’s top donor to outside spending groups in the current election cycle.

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Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Rauner declares victory during his election night gathering while incumbent Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn is yet to concede on November 4, 2014 in Chicago, Illinois. John Gress/Getty Images
The family foundation of Republican Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner, a former private equity executive worth an estimated $500 million, gave TPUSA $150,000 from 2014 to 2015, according to tax records. Uihlein spent nearly $3 million in 2014 to help elect Rauner. The governor, with help from his wealthy friends, is trying to remake Illinois into a conservative-dominated state.

The family foundation of healthcare products company CEO Vince Foglia and his wife Pat, based in the Chicago area, donated $210,000 to TPUSA from 2013 to 2014. Foglia is a frequent donor to Republican campaigns, including $55,000 to Rauner in 2014 and donations to former Illinois Rep. Joe Walsh, who is a member of the TPUSA advisory council.

In 2015, Home Depot co-founder Bernie Marcus’ foundation donated $72,600 to TPUSA. Marcus is a major GOP donor, having given $5 million to the pro-Trump super PAC Rebuilding America Now and millions more to spending groups affiliated with the Republican House and Senate during the 2016 cycle.

TPUSA advisory council member Gary Rabine, an Illinois-based roofing and paving CEO, is a donor, Kirk told IBT.

Other GOP mega-donors to the group include the Henry and Lynde Bradley Foundation ($20,000 from 2015 to 2016), the Richard and Helen DeVos Foundation, named after the in-laws of current Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos ($10,000 in 2015), and Foster Friess, a Wyoming-based investment manager known for his 2012 comments about “gals” putting aspirin “between their knees” as a mode of contraception. Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon has encouraged Freiss to run for U.S. Senate. IBT did not find public records of Friess’ donations, but Bloomberg reported that Freiss, who is on TPUSA’s advisory council, gave Kirk a “five-figure check.” Freiss made least $3.4 million in contributions in federal political races since the 2012 election cycle, according to Buzzfeed News.

Other donors identified by IBT include:

  • Mike Leven, a TPUSA adviser and former CEO of Las Vegas Sands Corporation whose Michael and Andrea Leven Family Foundation gave the group $50,000 in 2015. Leven was vice-chair of the Marcus Foundation as of 2015.
  • Illinois-based finance executive Peter Huizenga ($50,000 in 2014, according to The Atlantic )
  • Chicago jeweler and TPUSA adviser Mike Miller ($50,000 in 2014, according to Bloomberg )
  • Dunn’s Foundation for the Advancement of Right Thinking ($20,000 in 2014)
  • The Einhorn Family Foundation ($5,000 in 2015). Venture capitalist Stephen Einhorn is a TPUSA adviser.
According to a book co-authored by Kirk, TPUSA has also received unknown amounts of money from Montana Congressman Greg Gianforte, who is known for assaulting a reporter during a campaign event this year; Allie and Lee Hanley (Allie Hanley is a TPUSA adviser, and Lee Hanley is deceased); Tom Patrick; and the late Jack Roeser.

Kirk would not disclose amounts but told IBT that most members of the TPUSA advisory council “are financially supportive on a varying degree of support.” While IBT did not discover records of contributions from TPUSA advisory council member Doug Deason, a big donor to Republican candidates whose father is worth $1.3 billion, he is likely an important donor to TPUSA.


Event Sponsors Add To List Of TPUSA Supporters

In addition to traditional funders, TPUSA has a host of event sponsors, many of which are key organizations in the right-wing advocacy movement such as the conservative public policy think tank Heritage Foundation, the nonprofit Christian law firm Alliance Defending Freedom and the libertarian think tank the Reason Foundation. Kirk said event sponsors typically top out at $5,000-$10,000.

“Most of the speakers we bring to campus are paid for by Turning Point USA but we do [have] several partnerships throughout the year with select organizations,” said Kirk. The Foundation for Economic Education provided its CEO Larry Reed to “speak on free markets and the purpose of limited government” at a TPUSA-sponsored event in April at the University of Colorado at Boulder. FEE is a recipient of donations from the Charles Koch Foundation and from TPUSA donor Dunn’s Foundation for the Advancement of Right Thinking.

Just a few weeks ago, Dennis Prager — CEO of digital media organization PragerU, a TPUSA sponsor — spoke at a TPUSA event at the University of Wyoming. Kirk says it was a “packed house,” but students came out to protest as well, upset at potential “hateful rhetoric” and the fact that student fees covered the event’s $10,000 price tag.


Another TPUSA sponsor, the National Rifle Association, visits TPUSA campus events to “speak about the constitution,” said Kirk. In October, the NRA participated in an event at the University of Arizona.

Sponsors of TPUSA’s recent Western Regional Conference, which featured speakers including former Breitbart writer Ben Shapiro and Benny Johnson, now a Daily Caller reporter known for his previous plagiarizing, include nonprofits to which TPUSA funders also donate. They include the Heritage Foundation, the Job Creators Network, the Leadership Institute and Alliance Defending Freedom, which the Southern Poverty Law Center has labeled an anti-LGBTQ hate group.

TPUSA’s upcoming Student Action Summit in December has additional sponsors including the Reason Foundation, the Koch-connected Generation Opportunity Institute and the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education. Most featured speakers listed on the event page are either Trump insiders, Fox News employees, or both; speakers include Donald Trump Jr., former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, former White House press secretary Anthony Scaramucci, former Trump White House adviser and current Fox News “national security strategist" Sebastian Gorka, Fox & Friends host Brian Kilmeade, Fox News host Greg Gutfield, Fox News host Jeanine Pirro, Fox News contributor and pro-Trump nonprofit employee Tomi Lahren, Fox News host Jesse Waters and Fox News contributor Guy Benson. Some speakers listed on the event page and other not listed are not affiliated with Fox or the Trump administration, Kirk said.

The events are being held in West Palm Beach, Florida, the town that is home to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort, but Kirk says his summit will take place at the Palm Beach Convention Center. Kirk said that “one of our supporters is thinking of hosting a small dinner early that week at Mar-a-Lago, but nothing [is] finalized and not officially part of [the Student Action Summit],” and that he could end up attending the dinner.

In addition to sponsoring events, the Heritage Foundation provides pocket constitutions to TPUSA students, said Kirk. Heritage is one of the most influential conservative think tanks in America, and its healthy funding comes from the likes of TPUSA donors the DeVos Foundation and Dunn’s Foundation, as well as from multiple Koch family foundations.
 

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He’ll be back they’re(Disney & Kimmel people) currently negotiating

Shoulda never been suspended he said nothin offensive enough for that
 

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you gotta be trolling at this point. Because this is even dumber than the last post.

so you think people are concerned about this because they love watching jimmy Kimmel? Is that how you are processing this?

I'm talking about Black people and that is all I have been talking about in this thread.

Can you show me the Black people who were affected by Jimmy Kimmel losing his show?
 

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In some ways you know the Republicans know the BS they're doing in the next 3 years will never be done by the Democratic party as it is currently ever. They could even make the president a de facto dictator and Dems will still act like they're being hampered by something, oh no we can't do savage politics. Yet Republicans are pissing on them from great height every single time.

Now they can even submit 108 role applications in one single vote. It's like they're just there to make sure the status quo stays in favour of corporations and they let Republicans erase every fiber of society.

The Democrats would never get enough votes to do anything anyway :yeshrug:

MAGA rule is what America wanted so that's what it's gonna be for a long time. All I can advise people to do is get their shyt in order.
 

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I'm talking about Black people and that is all I have been talking about in this thread.

Can you show me the Black people who were affected by Jimmy Kimmel losing his show?
it is evidence of fascist authoritarianism, which will manifest itself in overreach that will affect every single person in this country's rights.

even with kirk, when a figure has spewed white supremacy and anti-blackness; he is setting the pretense that he will attempt and likely succeed in silencing those who criticizes it.

say black people want to galvanize against the civil rights act being regressed; or protesting the racial profiling bill that was recently passed; Trump made sure major media cannot criticize it. Jimmy is a precedent

the fact that you are so linear and literal that you think it's directly about Jimmy, is a sign of low intelligence.

you will disappear or not respond directly to the answer I just gave you out of pure ego. I laid out exactly why it "Affects black people". black americans are American citizens.
 
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