Jimmy Kimal is scared of voters .Some liberals have called ‘symbolic’

Host Jima Kimell confessed late at night Democratic party On Thursday, while attending “Sarah Silverman Podcast”.

The comedians discussed the cancellation of culture from the president to the left Donald Trump Back to the office. He criticized those who are now expressing their grief to support the president.

How Silverman brought a podcast host The disease In the 224 election, Trump has been attacked online for criticizing the second term of Trump. She called the “irony” that the party of “consensus” was “incredibly elite”.

In the 224 election, Kimal, who campaigned for Democrat, defended his party, admitting that some progressive people had taken away people.

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After the victory of Trump’s election in the Podcast this week, Jimmy Kimmel canceled the left culture. (Photo, File by Chris Pizzelo/Invent/AP)

“Yes. But that’s not the party- this is not a party. It’s not the majority. This is a loud voice that scare people from telling what they believe and make you think twice about humor or whatever.” He responded??

“You know, many of their issues are valid, but many of them are quite hazardous, in which they overtake people,” Kimmel further said. “They do so, ‘hey, you are not fun. I don’t want to be around you.’ And I think that if you want to boil it on one thing, that’s what it is. “

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In April, Kimel blamed the humorous liberal fireworks Trying to cancel the jokes for the rise in Trump’s power.

He said, “I think a lot of outcry is fully created and that many of these people who are angry are not really angry.

Jimmy Kimell and Donald Trump ((By Photo: By Todd Owaun/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank Gate Image) (via Gatey images via Yuri Gripas/Abaca/Bloomberg)))

Host Stephen Kolbert’s show was canceled in July after “late show”, Was predicted by Trump This week, Kiml and Host Host Jimmy Fallen will be “next” to go through the air late.

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Fox News’s Hanna Panreck contributed to the report.