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Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert Mock Report That Trump Requested DOJ, FCC to Stop 'SNL' and Late Night Jokes | THR News

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Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert Mock Report That Trump Requested DOJ, FCC to Stop 'SNL' and Late Night Jokes | THR News

Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert Mock Report That Trump Requested DOJ, FCC to Stop 'SNL' and Late Night Jokes | THR News

Kimmel and Colbert used their Tuesday night monologues to address a recent report that former President Trump attempted to use the resources of federal agencies to “probe or mitigate” presidential satire and parodies of him.


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