New ABC late-night host named by JD Vance after

Vice President JD Vance made a stunning announcement on X, previously recognized as Twitter, stating that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio might be stepping in as the new host after Jimmy Kimmel was dropped from ABC.

Although ABC has yet to formally verify this, Vance shared the news on Thursday morning, just a day after the sudden cancellation of the comic’s long-standing late-night show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!

The abrupt termination of Jimmy’s show got here in the wake of his feedback about Charlie Kirk during his opening section earlier this week. The news has unfold all over the nation, with former president Barack Obama issuing a warning about the dismissal.

In what may doubtlessly be a jest, the VP posted, “Everyone please congratulate @marcorubio, the new host of ABC’s late-night show!”.

ABC, under the possession of Disney, indefinitely suspended Jimmy Kimmel Live!, stories the Mirror US.

Following his remarks about the death of the right-wing podcaster, particularly regarding his alleged killer, and for mocking Trump’s dismissive response to questions about his buddy’s death, according to the Irish Star.

Charlie Kirk, the producer of the podcast Turning Point, was at the inaugural event of The American Comeback Tour at Utah Valley University when he was hit in the neck by what authorities imagine was a high-powered rifle. The speaker didn’t survive his accidents and has since grow to be a image for the Republican Party.

Jimmy commented, “We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA Gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it.”

He continued, “In between the finger-pointing, there was grieving.

“On Friday, the White House flew the flags at half employees, which drew some criticism, but on a human degree, you possibly can see how onerous the president is taking this,” he continued, cutting to a clip of Trump being interviewed by the press on the White House lawn talking about the new ballroom when asked about how he was holding up after his friend’s death.

“Yes, he is at the fourth stage of grief: construction. This just isn’t how an grownup grieves the homicide of somebody he called a buddy. This is how a four-year-old mourns a goldfish, okay? And it did not just occur once,” Jimmy said, before showing another clip of the president on Fox News talking about the ballroom when asked about how he heard the news of Charlie’s death.

The host went on to ask, “Why are we building a $200 million ballroom in the White House? Is it attainable that he is doing it deliberately so we may be mad about that instead of the Epstein record?”.

His sudden dismissal has left the nation rattled over considerations about freedom of expression. Marco Rubio lacks any earlier tv internet hosting background, besides for his appearances on Fox News and other networks as a visitor commentator.

Apart from the Vice President’s position, which may very nicely be satirical, it stays unconfirmed whether or not the politician will host his own program on ABC.

Several affiliate stations intend to broadcast a Charlie Kirk tribute instead of Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Friday during his common time slot.