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Jimmy Kimmel says Scott Pelley was fired for refusing to stay quiet

Jimmy Kimmel Scott Pelley CBS Donald Trump
  • Jimmy Kimmel fiercely defended Scott Pelley, saying the veteran journalist was fired because he stood up for “truth and integrity” at ‘60 Minutes.’
  • Kimmel blasted CBS leadership as “Trump suck-ups,” accusing network executives of prioritizing politics over journalism.
  • He portrayed Pelley as a victim of a broader shake-up at CBS, arguing that respected journalists are being pushed out as new leadership takes control.
  • Kimmel suggested Pelley's firing was connected to his criticism of CBS bosses, including editor-in-chief Bari Weiss and executive producer Nick Bilton.
  • The late-night host framed the controversy as a fight over journalistic independence, warning that one of America's most respected news programs is being transformed under new management.

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Jimmy Kimmel rips into ‘Trump suck-ups’ at CBS after ‘cowardly’ Scott Pelley firing

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