"Jimmy Kimmel made [Disney executives] seem to be the fools they are, and continues to call attention to the plight, Letterman And and also Seth Meyers, he's very good. And I'm telling you, we're running out of places where you hear these voices. And Stephen Colbert and that franchise, adios. And let me just say one thing: If we had a presidentwho was a Democrat, and behaved the way this Republican president is behaving,"
"What about those idiots at CBS? Letterman said. CBS News is a wreck, it's just gone! CBS News for decades, going back to World War II, before World War II, they would be Ed Murrow would be broadcasting the blitz of London from the rooftop of buildings in London for CBS Radio. And it was that mentality that drove the integrity of CBS News that has been trampled on, pissed on, and eviscerated by these idiots that have taken it over!"
CBS News was criticized as a wreck, with accusations that current leadership has trampled, pissed on, and eviscerated decades of journalistic integrity. Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Meyers received praise for confronting media owners and political responses, and Kimmel’s September suspension over comments about the MAGA reaction to the assassination of Charlie Kirk was cited as evidence of corporate sensitivity. Stephen Colbert and his franchise were described as diminished outlets, contributing to a shrinking range of platforms for critical voices. Historical examples such as Ed Murrow broadcasting the Blitz were invoked to contrast past standards with present decline, and frustration was expressed that midterms will not fix the problem.
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