Jimmy Kimmel says his Charlie Kirk comments were wrongly flagged

Jimmy Kimmel said a comment on Charlie Kirk who led to his temporary suspension "intentionally" and "maliciously" wrong.

Jimmy Kimmel says his Charlie Kirk comments were 'vicious'

Jimmy Kamel is watching the comments that led to his ABC controversial suspension.

During the 8th time of the night, which stopped temporarily, intentionally with a seminary.

"It was intentionally, and I think maliciously, mischaracterized," he said Wednesday.

Kimmel says, "It is not fair to the elders my DCY".

The comedian also said that he "I don't think there is a big problem" with the initial comments, explaining: "I just see it as a distortion on the part of some right-wing media networks. And I'm trying to solve it." But he noted that the time between the break and his return gave him time. “Understand where everyone is coming from.”

"I can say sometimes," he said."I can be aggressive sometimes. I can't be unpleasant sometimes. There are days to think about it is helping because it helps it."

"Life Jimmy Life!"In September, Barley Kungi said, "Trying to do what you want to do except for anything that describes and establishes political aspects.

The Branda Federal Committee Committee, Chairman of the Carm Federal Committee, growing and threatening ABC, fighting ABC comedy against comedian comedia.

The suspension led to widespread outrage in the entertainment industry and accusations of government censorship.A few days later, Disney announced that Kimmel's performance would return on September 23 on ABC. The company said it stopped the show "to avoid stoking a tense situation at an emotional moment for our country" and because "we felt some of the comments were inappropriate and therefore insensitive."

"We have a conversation with Jimmy and thinking, and the negotiation has decided to decide to show the tuesday. Disney said.

When Kimmel returned to the air, it was not my intention to blame "Kirk kill", "

At the BoloMberg C event, Kimmel described his discussions with the Disney administrators in relation to his appointment as "really good" and then revealed that his exhibition would not return after his appointment.

"It was like a series of needs to me and with no intention of participating in with each of them," he said."I was like," Well, I think we have prepared. "And I said unto my wife," he said."

Sinclair, Kimmel pulled out the Broads group from his ABC branch, asked Kirk's family to apologize for Kirk and made an American personal donation to his family and Kirk.

Kimmel has ever been opened regarding his settings by Stephen Colbert on "Reference to the show" when he weighs leader Donald Trump to celebrate his protection in the air.

"I would never be in a situation where the president of our country who is running the country loses his job, and to me, that's the opposite of what a boss in this country should do."

ANA Kaufman, USA