Kimmel captioned the post, "Hi Donald!" Colbert, who shared the same post, is scheduled to appear on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Tuesday, while Kimmel is scheduled to appear on Colbert's The Late Show on the same night. Meyers was not listed on either show's guest lineup, but it appears that he dropped in for JKL 's segment with Colbert.

Sinclair has agreed to stop preempting Jimmy Kimmel Live! and will allow the show to resume airing on its ABC affiliates, the company announced Friday afternoon. A few hours later, Nextar joined them in putting Jimmy Kimmel’s late night show back on the schedule.

Kimmel didn’t hold back with his response, noting in his monologue, “Vice President Maybelline was making the rounds attempting to defends his boss [Donald Trump] and the chairman of the FCC [Brendan Carr] with a new fairytale even a five year old wouldn’t believe.”

Democratic lawmakers are demanding to know whether Nexstar and Sinclair removed "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" to curry favor with the Trump administration.

Jimmy Kimmel's opening monologue on his return to ABC after suspension slammed FCC chair Brendan Carr and Donald Trump as "un-American."

Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ was taken off the air following a controversy sparked by the host’s comments about the death of Charlie Kirk

Jimmy Kimmel has been taking aim at President Donald Trump and his administration during his opening monologues of his show while it is airing in Brooklyn, New York

Jimmy Fallon said Tuesday that his late-night program is not about politics and will try to stay focused on humor for all. The host of NBC’s “The Tonight Show” appeared on CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” where he was asked about Jimmy Kimmel’s brief suspension from ABC.