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Kimmel releases Talarico interview

Kimmel releases Talarico interview after ABC controversy-here's what he said

Jimmy Kimmel released his full interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico on YouTube Thursday night, giving viewers a look at what the Democrat actually said after Kimmel said the interview ...

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Watch Jimmy Kimmel’s James Talarico Interview That’s Been Banished to YouTube

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How Jimmy Kimmel’s James Talarico Interview Ratings Compare to Trump at RNC

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Stephen Colbert Returning to Late Night as ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ Guest

Stephen Colbert is returning to late night for the first time since signing off from The Late Show in May, but this time, he'll be the one sitting in the guest chair.

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Jimmy Kimmel says interview with Democrat won't air on TV, cites regulator 'threats'

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Kimmel “Play-Acting” Over James Talarico Interview & FCC Threats; White House Claims Late Night Host Spinning “False Narrative”

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Kimmel says James Talarico interview won't air on TV over FCC threats

"I've interviewed a lot of political candidates, from Hillary Clinton to Ted Cruz to Donald Trump himself. I interviewed Donald Trump when he was running for president in 2015, and at that time, when ...

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Jimmy Kimmel Makes Major Change to Show After FCC Threat

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ABC's Jimmy Kimmel says Senate candidate interview will not air on network

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Talarico Tells Kimmel Trump’s Freaky Nickname Is Backfiring

During the interview, which did not air on TV due to FCC drama, the Texas Senate candidate thanked the present for boosting his t-shirt sales.

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Democratic Rep tells ABC, CBS to 'grow a spine' after Kimmel announces alternative Talarico interview

California Rep. Ted Lieu accused ABC and CBS of "bending the knee" after Jimmy Kimmel shifted his James Talarico interview off-air in a pair of deleted X posts.

Jimmy Kimmel is fighting with Donald Trump's FCC again

Jimmy Kimmel said his interview with Democrat James Talarico won't air on ABC due to concerns that the FCC could take issue with it.