Like fellow late night hosts Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, and Jon Stewart, Jimmy Fallon has reacted to the ABC's suspension of Jimmy Kimmel Live! after pressure from Trump ally and FCC chair Brendan Carr.
Taking a less hardline approach to his monologue than other hosts, Fallon joked about being mistaken for his fellow Jimmy before offering a message of support.
"This morning I woke up to 100 text messages from my dad saying, 'I'm sorry they cancelled your show,'" The Tonight Show host said. "To be honest with you all, I don't know what's going on, and no one does. But I do know Jimmy Kimmel, and he's a decent, funny, and loving guy, and I hope he comes back."
Fallon then very lightly touched on government censorship — "A lot of people are worried that we won't keep saying what we want to say, or that we'll be censored. But I'm going to cover the president's trip to the UK just like I normally would."
Cue a joke akin to Meyers and Stewart in which Fallon's report on Trump's UK trip is dubbed over in uncharacteristically positive accolades.
"President Trump is making America great again by restoring our national reputation, reinvigorating our economy, and rebuilding our military. I hereby nominate him for the Nobel Peace Prize. And you can quote me on that! See? We can still say what we want."
Watch the other late night hosts' reactions to Jimmy Kimmel's suspension.
