Emily Jashinsky reacts to the breaking news that ABC has dropped “Jimmy Kimmel Live” indefinitely over his comments about Charlie Kirk’s accused killer and then takes viewers through the timeline of how it happened. Next Emily is joined by Batya Ungar-Sargon, host of the upcoming show "Batya!" on NewsNation, and they discuss the fallout from ABC’s decision, why late-night comedy morphed into partisan punditry, Batya cautions that the FCC’s involvement could allow ABC to cast itself as a ‘victim’ when market backlash is likely the real driver. The two also discuss a Federalist report showing the difference in how top universities handled George Floyd’s death vs Charlie Kirk’s death, Batya goes after former President Obama for his remarks about Charlie Kirk, and Batya delivers a MUST LISTEN remedy for how Democrats can help heal the divide between the right and left. Then Emily takes on Obama’s attempt to mask his administration’s role in Big Tech’s growth, Catherine Herridge’s reporting on the aggressive approach from the Biden FBI and DOJ as part of its investigation into President Trump, including subpoenaing the records of dozens of conservative organizations, like Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point, why Stephen Colbert’s show will never been as good as The Celebrity Apprentice, and more.

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Emily Jashinsky starts the show with a look at The New York Times’ interview with Hasan Piker following Charlie Kirk’s assassination and his comments on material happiness and how it relates to the causes that became so crucial to Charlie Kirk’s life work. Then Emily is joined by Eliana Johnson, Editor-in-chief of the Washington Free Beacon, to discuss the latest in the assassination investigation including the exclusive Washington Free Beacon reporting that the FBI is looking into social media accounts that appear to indicate foreknowledge of the attack, Stephen Miller linking the assassination of Kirk to a “vast domestic terror movement” and promising to destroy those networks, PLUS the firings of people like Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah. Next, Spencer Brown, Chief communications officer for Young America’s Foundation, joins Emily. They talk about New York Post reporting on investigators looking into whether pro-trans, online groups knew in advance about Kirk’s assassination, young people’s reaction to Charlie Kirk’s death, how Clemson found itself in a PR disaster over staffers’ anti-Kirk posts, and new polling that raises concerns about how some liberals view political violence. Emily rounds out the show addressing the dust-up over her conversation with Krystal Ball and why she believes social media algorithms must change.

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