Jimmy Kimmel 2026 Critics Choice Speech: 'Donald Jennifer Trump' Jab Goes Viral
Jimmy Kimmel used his 2026 Critics Choice Best Talk Show win to roast 'Donald Jennifer Trump.' Read about the viral speech and the ongoing late-night censorship battle.
Jimmy Kimmel just dropped a bombshell at the 2026 Critics Choice Awards. After winning Best Talk Show, the host didn't hold back, taking direct aim at President Donald Trump with a speech that's already lighting up social media.
The Viral Jimmy Kimmel 2026 Critics Choice Speech Highlights
According to Entertainment Weekly, Jimmy Kimmel used his moment on stage on January 4, 2026, to deliver a masterclass in satire. "A FIFA Peace Prize would've been better, but this is nice, too," he snarked, referencing a controversial award recently invented for Trump by FIFA President Gianni Infantino. But the real kicker came when he thanked "our President, Donald Jennifer Trump," for providing endless material.
Standing Firm Against Media Preemption
Kimmel's win is particularly significant following the September 2025 incident where ABC briefly pulled his show from the air after presidential threats. Despite Nexstar and Sinclair maintaining preemption in some markets, Kimmel signaled a defiant return to the airwaves tomorrow night.
He also gave a shout-out to his late-night peers, acknowledging the CBS cancellation of Stephen Colbert's show last year. Critics have long suspected that the termination was a move by Paramount to secure federal approval for its Skydance merger, a sentiment Kimmel echoed by thanking those who "reminded us that we do not take free speech for granted."
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