Television writer Molly McNearney said that it's a "fragile time for freedom" in the U.S. after her husband Jimmy Kimmel had his show suspended in September.

Jimmy Kimmel has a lot of questions for Donald Trump after what he's calling the president's five-hour social media 'blitz,' where he apparently posted 160 times.

In his latest monologue, Jimmy Kimmel mocked Trump for going "completely off the rails" by firing off over 150 Truth Social posts in one night.

Jimmy Kimmel is barely holding it together after losing his BFF and longtime bandleader Cleto Escobedo — and Globe can reveal friends fear the late-night cutup is on the verge of a breakdown. “Jimmy is spiraling,

Jimmy Kimmel Live will be new again on Tuesday, November 25. The guests are Kristen Bell (promoting Nobody Wants This Season 2) and her husband, Daz Shepard (for Hit & Run ), Senator Mark Kelly (D-Arizona), and musical guest De La Soul. After that, it’s reruns until Monday, December 1.

McNearney admitted that when she was asked to deliver the keynote speech at WIE, she had a bout of impostor syndrome: “I came up with ‘Mean Tweets’ on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and I’ve been asked to talk about the Bill of Rights?” So she did what a lot of people do when they feel overwhelmed and started scrolling on Instagram.

Jimmy Kimmel’s wife, Molly McNearney, said the nation is in a “fragile time for freedom” after her husband’s show was briefly taken off the air.