Kimmel returns to late night with an emotional monologue but no apologies following suspension

NEW YORK (AP) — ABC late-night host Jimmy Kimmel returned to his show following a nearly one-week suspension with an emotional monologue but without apologies. He said that he was never trying to make light of conservative activist Charlie Kirk's death, and paid tribute to his widow Erika for publicly forgiving her husband's assassin. But he thanked people who stood up for him and for free speech, even people like Texas Sen. Ted Cruz who don't like his comedy but defended his right to speak. Millions of people watched the climax of an episode that put him at odds with President Donald Trump's supporters and tested the bounds of free speech.

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