B ob Iger and Disney are used to dealing with all manner of PR crises; it comes with the territory when you’re operating one of the best known and most beloved brands in the world. But what has happened with Jimmy Kimmel over the past 24 hours has been something far different (and scarier) than a mere public-relations kerfuffle: FCC chairman Brendan Carr,

In a furious screed on X, formerly Twitter, Megyn Kelly accused Kimmel of “smearing an entire movement” with a “vile disgusting lie,” while claiming the “threat against those on the right is at an all-time high.”

Jimmy Kimmel’s television future is hanging in the balance after ABC suspended his late-night show following the host’s comments about Charlie Kirk’s killing.

The people who have the most money and power are the first to give up, and, frankly, that should be mortifying for them.”