Jimmy Kimmel has continued his criticism of President Trump after the president called for his firing and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) opened an investigation into ABC's TV licenses. During his show's monologue, Kimmel compared Trump's comments about his own old age to those made by the president. The FCC chairman, Brendan Carr, has also launched a review of ABC's broadcast TV licenses, an extension of an FCC probe into ABC-parent Disney's diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. The timing of the review was coincidentally coincididly coincidly. Kimmel had previously been suspended for a week due to backlash over his comments about conservative activist Charlie Kirk and a suspension of his late-night show, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!".