Jimmy Kimmel Claims He's The REAL VICTIM Of Charlie Kirk's Assassination

[00:00] Jimmy Kimmel after his temporary

[00:02] cancellation has has identified the real

[00:04] victim of Charlie Kirk's assassination

[00:08] because you felt like your initial

[00:09] comments had been mischaracterized.

[00:11] >> I didn't feel like it was they were

[00:13] >> it was intentionally and I think

[00:16] maliciously mischaracterized. Yes,

[00:19] >> he's lying again. He lied about Charlie

[00:22] Kirk's assassination. Then he lied about

[00:24] what he said. Now he's lying about what

[00:26] we said about what he said.

[00:28] He hasn't learned a single lesson. What

[00:30] did he say? He came out. He said these

[00:32] mag Charlie Kirk was murdered. He made

[00:34] light of Charlie Kirk's murder. He then

[00:36] put on the crocodile tears after he got

[00:38] uncancled when he could audition for his

[00:40] show again. But he didn't have any any

[00:42] crocodile tears when he was initially

[00:43] talking about it. Shortly afterward, he

[00:44] said, "Yeah, Charlie Kirk was murdered."

[00:46] And these MAGA people, they're trying to

[00:48] they're trying to just pretend like he

[00:50] the shooter was anything other than one

[00:52] of them. They're doing anything they can

[00:53] to say he was wasn't one of them.

[00:56] The guy was a far-left. Engraved Antifa

[00:58] slogans on the bullets and confessed his

[01:01] leftwing ide ideological motivations

[01:03] reportedly to his transfery boyfriend.

[01:06] Don't think he was a Naga Republican. So

[01:09] he lied. He just lied on TV that and

[01:11] then he lied about lying. I never meant

[01:14] to say that. And now he's lying about

[01:15] our reaction. He said, "Oh no, these

[01:16] people they knew not only was I not

[01:18] lying, they knew I wasn't lying and they

[01:20] maliciously smeared me and I'm the real

[01:21] victim. I'm the victim." He learned

[01:23] nothing. He learned nothing. And it's a

[01:25] great pi pity that he got his show back.

[01:27] It's a great pity. We should have held

[01:28] the line more firmly. And if we don't if

[01:31] we don't enforce standards and if we

[01:32] don't punish people with social

[01:35] consequences uh and sometimes political

[01:37] consequences if they violate the law, uh

[01:40] if we don't ostracize people who remain

[01:42] stubborn in their uh antisocial

[01:44] behavior,

[01:46] we're not going to have much of a

[01:48] society. And these guys are going to run

[01:49] roughshot over us and then the minute

[01:50] they get power again, they are going to

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[03:15] Once again, every leftist accusation is

[03:18] a confession. Speaking of those

[03:20] leftists, Abigail Spanberger running for

[03:23] uh governor of Virginia. She is she's

[03:26] endorsing Jay Jones, the attorney

[03:28] general, candidate, the Democrat, who

[03:30] fantasizes about murdering his

[03:32] Republican opponents and their children

[03:33] and and murdering cops. Abigail

[03:36] Spanberger has stood by Jay Jones. She

[03:40] refuses to pull her endorsement. Not one

[03:43] Democrat has pulled their endorsement of

[03:44] him because they agree with him. Well,

[03:46] good on the moderator at her debate with

[03:48] Winom Sears last night. She was asked,

[03:51] "Do you stand by the endorsement?" She

[03:54] tried to get out of it. She tried to

[03:55] wiggle out and and the moderator kept

[03:57] up. Here's her answer. This is the end

[03:58] of her answer.

[04:00] >> Miss member, I understand what you're

[04:01] saying about the voters, but for you

[04:03] yourself, do you still continue to

[04:04] endorse Jay Jones?

[04:06] >> 15 seconds. Yes or no?

[04:08] >> I We are all running our individual

[04:10] races. I believe my opponent has said

[04:12] that about her lieutenant governor

[04:14] nominee.

[04:16] >> Up to every person to make their own

[04:18] decision. I am running my race to serve

[04:20] Virginia and that is what I intend to

[04:23] do. Thank you, Miss Spamberger. Uh, we

[04:26] just want to clarify, you know, what

[04:29] you're saying is that as of now, you

[04:31] still endorse Jay Jones as attorney

[04:33] general. I'm saying as of now, it's up

[04:35] to every voter to make their own

[04:37] individual decision. I am running for

[04:39] governor. I am accountable for the words

[04:41] that I say, for the acts that I take,

[04:44] for the policies that I have put out.

[04:47] >> Thank you.

[04:47] >> I am responsible for the policies I put

[04:49] out and the work I will endeavor to do

[04:52] tirelessly. for the people of Virginia.

[04:57] >> Wow. It's brutal. It's br because she's

[04:59] she's refusing to answer the question.

[05:01] Do a very simple question. Moderators on

[05:03] it. That was after a minute of her

[05:04] flailing around. And the question was,

[05:06] do you stand by your you endorsed him?

[05:07] You explicitly endorsed this guy. He he

[05:10] fantasized about murdering Republicans

[05:12] and their children and called them

[05:13] accused him of breeding fascists and

[05:15] fantasized about killing cops. And do

[05:17] you stand by your endorsement? And she

[05:19] said, "Every voter has to make up his

[05:21] own decision." No, that wasn't the

[05:22] question. The question wasn't, do you

[05:23] think voters can make up their

[05:24] decisions? The question was, do you

[05:27] endorse him? Do you still endorse him?

[05:30] You made up, first of all, you were

[05:31] telling voters to vote a certain way.

[05:32] That's what an endorsement is. But stop

[05:35] asking about this. I I remember I I just

[05:38] did this uh great show, Adam Freeland's

[05:40] show. He's this very left-wing guy. It

[05:42] was very funny. We had a great time uh

[05:44] in New York. It's out now. And really, I

[05:47] really enjoyed going on. But there was

[05:48] this one moment and actually I think he

[05:51] might have cut it out of the show cuz I

[05:54] went I don't know I didn't watch the

[05:54] whole thing meticulously but I I

[05:56] actually think he might have cut this

[05:57] segment out of the show which is kind of

[05:59] kind of funny. Uh where I I was he was

[06:02] hitting me on the transgender thing and

[06:03] I I said well do you believe in

[06:04] transgenderism? You know is it do you

[06:06] really

[06:08] and he we were kind of going back and

[06:10] forth on again I'll see if I can find

[06:11] the clip. might might have been left on

[06:12] the cutting room floor, understandably

[06:14] so, I guess, from his point of view. But

[06:16] I said, uh, I said, "Look, do you

[06:19] believe in it?" He said, "Oh, you guys

[06:21] are asking this question all the time."

[06:22] I said, "No, no, it's not what is a

[06:23] woman, it's do you I just want to do you

[06:25] really believe in transgenderism. Do you

[06:27] think a a man really can be a woman?"

[06:29] And he said, "Well, I don't care." I

[06:32] said, "I didn't ask if you cared. I

[06:34] asked what you think. Do you think what

[06:37] you have a you can you can think just

[06:39] between us gals? It's just us gals in

[06:41] the camera. What do you think? Do you

[06:42] think a man and he refused to he

[06:44] couldn't answer the question? Which I

[06:46] kind of get because his liberal audience

[06:48] would hate the hate the answer if he if

[06:50] he were being honest because we all

[06:51] know, you know, you can't be. So I I got

[06:53] to go back. I got to see if that clip is

[06:54] in there, but it might it might have

[06:56] been cut out. Kind of funny. Well, that

[06:57] was the same thing Abigail Spanberger

[06:59] did. The same exact thing. Do you stand

[07:02] by your endorsement? I don't. I mean, I

[07:04] think everyone can make their decision.

[07:05] That's not what I asked you. I'm I'm not

[07:08] asking you about everyone else. I'm not

[07:10] asking you about decision-making. I'm

[07:11] asking about a thing you did. You

[07:14] endorsed him. You can unendorse him. Do

[07:17] you do that? Can't answer.

[07:21] Can't. They can't. Part of the reason

[07:23] she can't answer that is that the

[07:25] Democrats broadly agreed. That's what

[07:26] they showed us when Charlie Kirk was

[07:28] assassinated.

[07:30] That was a great clip. Now, stop, ring

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