BOSTON —

Jimmy Kimmel Live! will return to the air Tuesday after ABC suspended the show for nearly a week after Kimmel made comments surrounding the death of Charlie Kirk.

ABC's parent company, Disney, called Kimmel's comments ill-timed and insensitive.

Opponents to Kimmel's suspension said it appeared that the company made the decision based on threats coming from the FCC.

First Amendment Lawyer Gregory Sullivan says the fallout could have far-reaching impacts.

"When people allow the government to take their rights away, it’s a slippery slope with a domino effect," Sullivan said. "Everyone in the country may be afraid to express their views for fear of government punishment."

"I think one of the key moments from over the weekend was when the former head of Disney, Michael Eisner, to

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