'Trump tried to cancel me. That backfired': Jimmy Kimmel defends press freedom, teases Epstein files in fiery return

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : "I get many ugly and scary threats against my life, my wife, my kids, my co-workers because of what I choose to say.
42% : And I know those threats don't come from the kind of people on the right who I know and love," he said, stressing the distinction between personal attacks and broader political censorship.
39% : " In a moment of sharp humor, Kimmel hinted at the sensational side of public interest, saying, "he forced millions of people to watch the show.
14% : He specifically cited figures including Ted Cruz, Ben Shapiro, and Candace Owens, noting Cruz's acknowledgment of the dangers of government interference in media.
9% : Jimmy Kimmel returned to his show with a powerful monologue addressing free speech concerns and alleged pressure from Donald Trump to have him fired.

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