Karma? Jimmy Kimmel Has 'Bad' News About His Shows Future

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and it may be the end of the line

for anti-Trump late night host Jimmy Kimmel. Before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share and subscribe

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Jimmy Kimmel was speaking in an interview this week where he said he's actually mulling the idea

of retirement, of getting off the air and why not? Because if he doesn't have Trump to kick

around anymore, he's got nothing to talk about. These guys don't even have jokes anymore on late

night. Johnny Carson's day is long gone, may he rest in peace. These people are now nothing more

than political activists and Jimmy Kimmel's the worst of them. Jimmy Fallon is actually still

funny and he doesn't really get too crazy into the politics. But people like Kimmel and Colbert

their hatred for this one man totally destroys their shows. I want you to take a look at this

report and then let me know if you think it's too little too late for Kimmel to be gone. Let me know

when you like, comment, share and subscribe. I'm Carmine Sabia for Explain America. We love you

guys. God bless you. Take care everybody. Everybody's leaving. Trevor Noah's left

So many folks have left. You know, what about Kimmel? Kimmel's going to stay for a little while

Yeah. Yeah. I'm sticking it out. Looks like Jimmy Kimmel is sticking it out a tiny bit longer as he

hints at a possible end of his late night talk show. Thanks for joining us here. We had a three

day weekend. I was an eventful weekend. Did anyone else get sued by George Santos this weekend

The Jimmy Kimmel Live host reflects on the success of the long running show with the Los Angeles

Times, explaining, I'm as surprised as anyone could be in this position. Even to have a really

good job is a surprise to me. You may be excited, but at home they really couldn't care less

to be honest with you. Welcome to enjoy it while it lasts. My new talk show

Jimmy Kimmel Live debuted on ABC in 2003. Since then, Jimmy's become the longest serving late

night talk show host currently on the air. I mean, think back to the very beginning where

they're like, is this going to work? Come on. What are we doing? It is incredible that I'm

still on the air. I guess I learned on the job, you know, like if I was a pilot, the whole plane

would have crashed. But 21 years in, the idea of retiring hit him. Jimmy telling the LA Times

the thought came to him during his Oscars hosting prep. I was very tired and I had all these scripts

to go through. I had to revise and rewrite all these pitch ideas for the Oscars. And I was

literally nodding off onto my computer. In those moments, I think I cannot wait until my contract

is over. But then I take the summer off or I go on strike and you start going, yeah, I miss the fun

stuff. It's the five of us together for maybe an hour a day. Strike force five is the name of our

podcast. Subscribe to it now. During the Writers Guild, the SAG strikes last year, Jimmy started

this strike force five podcast with fellow late night host Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert, John

Oliver and Seth Meyers. Are you guys getting stir crazy? Are you ready to go back to work? It was

during that time, Jimmy admitted to the guys he toyed with the idea of hanging up his hosting hat

As you know, I was very intent on retiring right around the time where the strike started

And now I realize like, oh yeah, it's kind of nice to work. I mean, you know, when you are

working, you think about not working. Are we to take you at your word that you were you were

seriously considering this? I really was. I think I told you that privately, right

But it looks like the end could be near. As Jimmy tells the LA Times, he thinks this is his

final contract. Each time I think that and then it turns out to be not the case. I still have a

little more than two years left on my contract, and that seems pretty good. That seems like enough

You are the Tom Brady of late. Well, no, I think he

feigned retirement. I'm Tom Brady without any rings. Yes, or fingers