Jimmy Kimmel's Second Night Back Was Almost as Deranged as His First
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- Policy Leaning
92% Very Right
- Politician Portrayal
-53% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
56% : ABC took action, and Kimmel found his way back on air Tuesday night in a heavily anticipated monologue, which he mostly used to bash Trump.28% : " The centerpiece of the monologue was Kimmel's prediction that Trump would escalate even further, feeling a bit litigious.
23% : " Kimmel followed it with another jab: "Sadly, the truth is, no one wants to face Donald Trump in court.
15% : Kimmel insisted, "It was never my intention to make light of the murder of a young man," while blasting Trump and the FCC.
14% : Tomorrow, I'll hear from no one." To critics, like President Trump, who doubted Kimmel's return, he fired back on Night No. 2: "You can't believe they gave me my job back?
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