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Post-Cancellation Jimmy Kimmel Won’t Stop Lying

Far-left propagandist twists truth with preposterous Antifa 'defense'

Michael Rapaport praised Jimmy Kimmel during Thursday’s “Ryan Schuiling Live” show on 630 KHOW in Denver.

This reporter and host, Ryan Schuiling, quizzed the actor on a range of issues, including the ongoing hostage crisis and Kimmel’s recent suspension. The “Beautiful Girls” actor, a free speech advocate, spoke warmly of his bond with Kimmel during the exchange.

The irony was twofold.

One, Kimmel has said nothing about far-Left agitators forcing comedy clubs to cancel Rapaport’s performances in Alabama and Michigan in recent months. Some free speech advocate.

More importantly, Antifa groups have been part of that effort, including ghoulish posters surrounding a Portland club appearance that suggested they wanted Rapaport canceled.

Permanently.

Now, Kimmel is using his ABC pulpit to tell viewers that Antifa doesn’t actually exist. That would be news to Rapaport as well as many others who have felt the radical group’s wrath.

Kimmel brought up the group in reference to Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. The Trump official mentioned earlier this week that the government had captured the girlfriend of one of the group’s founders.

“You understand there is no Antifa,” Kimmel said. “This is an entirely imaginary organization. There is not an Antifa. This is no different than if they announced they rounded up a dozen Decepticons.” The latter references the villains in the long-running “Transformers” saga.

Journalist Andy Ngo may be the most prominent reporter covering the Antifa beat. He literally wrote the book on the subject. He was also previously attacked by group members, causing a brain bleed.

'Quite shaken': Andy Ngo recalls 'near-death experience' in Antifa attack

Here’s a full report on the “imaginary” group.

The Black Bloc: Inside America’s Hard Left

Here’s more from a brief X search on the subject tied to its Portland-area activity:

Twisting the truth is now fully part of Kimmel’s brand.

Last year, he told his audience that President Joe Biden didn’t freeze up during a fundraising event, even though we all saw the footage and drew that obvious conclusion.

RELATED: OLIVER, MEYERS COVER FOR ANTIFA VIOLENCE

More recently, Kimmel implied a MAGA supporter shot and killed conservative icon Charlie Kirk. That misdirection led to a week-long suspension from ABC.

Kimmel never apologized for the comments. More recently, he doubled down on that misdirection.

One Comment

  1. Looks like Jimmy is positioning to get all the Colbert viewers who will be displaced when he goes off the air. He has to know that’s his only hope to survive in the business, given the way his show is losing money.

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