“You know, Jimmy, look, I don’t think what he said was exactly right. I don’t agree. We don’t agree on that,” the liberal comedian said during the latest episode of “Real Time with Bill Maher.”
HBO host Bill Maher said Friday that Jimmy Kimmel was “wrong” to suggest that Charlie Kirk’s suspected assassin was a MAGA Republican — but slammed his former network ABC for taking the comedian off the air.
“You know, Jimmy, look, I don’t think what he said was exactly right. I don’t agree. We don’t agree on that,” the liberal comedian said during the latest episode of “Real Time with Bill Maher.”
“Jimmy’s wrong, I think, to put him in one team,” Maher said, arguing that suspected sniper Tyler Robinson “doesn’t belong in either party — he belongs in a straitjacket.”
Still, Maher said Kimmel “shouldn’t lose his job” over his remarks.
Maher noted that Kimmel’s show was pulled “24 years to the day” that his own controversial remarks – about the 9/11 hijackers – “got me canceled from that network.
