All Jimmy Kimmel Does Is Lie (And Cry)

Jimmy Kimmel didn’t cry over the brutal death of Laken Riley at the hands of an illegal immigrant.

He shed no tears following the disastrous U.S. pullout from Afghanistan, handing the nation back to the barbarous Taliban regime.

When a Ukranian refugee was slaughtered on a light rail train by a man who by every right should have been in jail, Kimmel’s tears were nowhere to be found.

Not even a mention.

Now that a second U.S. citizen has inserted himself into a legal law enforcement matter with deadly results, we get the Kimmel waterworks.

Twice.

“I spent the weekend like probably a lot of you did, looking at my phone and just feeling shocked and sick at what’s happening in Minneapolis … One video after another: screaming people being torn from their families, Americans, people who were born in the United States being pulled out of their cars for the crime of having an accent or whatever. Children, small children, babies being tear-gassed, taken into custody, separated from their parents.”

For those keeping score, that’s a jumble of lies, misinformation and narrative dodging. And, sadly, it’s par for the course.

And he wasn’t done.

“Just one atrocity after another being committed by this gang of poorly trained, shamefully led, mask-wearing goons. And that is what they are: They’re goons committing vile, heartless, and even criminal acts. It’s sickening to watch, and it’s frustrating to watch.”

Kimmel, at least on paper, is a late-night comedian. He’s taken on a new role, one egged on by the Left and Legacy Media outlets (but we repeat ourselves).

He’s the King of the anti-Trump Resistance. Comedy? Laughs? Merriment? That’s no longer his prime directive, and it hasn’t been for some time.

What’s even worse is clear. He just makes stuff up to appease the Left and the Legacy Media (but we repeat our-)

It’s not the first time, and it sure won’t be the last.

Previously, Kimmel endured a one-week suspension after implying a MAGA devotee killed conservative icon Charlie Kirk. He never apologized for that lie, but he did tear up while delivering his dishonest defense of it. He draped himself in the First Amendment flag, even though there’s no proof the Trump administration played an active role in his benching.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr’s comments on Kimmel were tone deaf at best and destructive at worst, but we’ve since learned that an affiliates revolt led to his suspension.

More misdirection.

Kimmel also assured us that President Joe Biden, who had to pull out of his re-election campaign after his dementia-addled debate sunk his polling numbers, was as sharp as a tack. Kimmel saw him up close and said nothing.

Superstar George Clooney met the same President Biden and penned an op-ed explaining that he was no longer fit for the presidency.

More recently, Kimmel said Antifa doesn’t exist, another provable lie.

Get the picture? And those lies can have consequences.

Fellow propagandist Stephen Colbert will be leaving his gig come May. CBS decided that losing $40 million a year on “The Late Show” wasn’t a wise business model.

Kimmel, by contrast, just got a year’s extension from ABC. The network has no intention of reigning in his lies, much like studio brass let “The View” hosts say virtually anything on-air without shame. At least “The View” throws out some “legal notes” to shield itself from lawsuits.

In a way, Kimmel is the ultimate free speech symbol. He’s saying whatever he pleases, knowing his far-Left base will cheer on the lies and his bosses will look the other way to push a progressive agenda.

And, thankfully, the Twitter Files era is over. So is the Biden administration’s war on speech. 

More voices, not less, as Andrew Breitbart once said. Just don’t expect any laughs or the truth from “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”