Nexstar and Sinclair Continue Preempting Kimmel Show Amid Suspension Lift

Following the suspension of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” that had been put in place due to the show’s controversial content, the program has now returned to regular airings. However, some ABC affiliates, particularly those owned by Nexstar and Sinclair Broadcast Group, continue to preempt the show. This means that in certain areas, the show’s episodes are being replaced with other programming, notably “The Faulkner Focus,” a segment that has been known for its conservative and politically charged content.

Fox News correspondent Bryan Llenas has reported on this development, highlighting the ongoing dispute between the network and its affiliates. The situation reflects broader tensions in media ownership and control, with local broadcasters exerting influence over national programming. As the debate continues, the impact on the show’s viewership and the political landscape remains a topic of discussion among media analysts and industry observers.