Jessica Tarlov Tries Spinning What Trump Said to Prove the Govt. DID Pressure Disney and WOW, That's Dumb

Sam J. | 3:30 PM on September 25, 2025

Jessica Tarlov, ever the purveyor of alternative facts, has once again graced us with a post that would make Pinocchio blush, claiming Republicans tried to deny government pressure on Jimmy Kimmel's suspension before Trump allegedly admitted it. This narrative conveniently ignores the fact that Trump's comments on Truth Social were more about his disdain for Kimmel's return than an outright admission of government pressure, a detail Tarlov seems to have overlooked in her rush to spin a tale.

Meanwhile, the backdrop of this drama includes the recent expectation of an indictment against former FBI Director James Comey, a move Trump has publicly supported, adding another layer to Tarlov's 'puzzle' of government overreach. However, her post fails to connect these dots with any objective evidence.

We know, we could have stopped writing after the words, 'her post fails.'

Take a look at this:

For days, Republicans tried to claim Kimmel's suspension wasn't due to government pressure.

Then, Trump comes in and admits it had everything to do with government pressure.

He did something similar with the upcoming Comey indictment. Just another piece of the puzzle. pic.twitter.com/TebLy1lXdF
— Jessica Tarlov (@JessicaTarlov) September 25, 2025

Another piece of what puzzle, exactly?

This broad ...

Jessica, you never cease to amaze me just how fcking stupid you are... Please tell me its some sort of act.
— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) September 25, 2025

Tell us how you really feel, Gunther. Sheesh, he's so shy.

Heh.

"I'm Obama's Wingman."

-- Attorney General Eric Holder 2009-2015.
— Tom (@BoreGuru) September 25, 2025

An oldie but a not-so goodie.

Was it government pressure that resulted in Kimmel being reinstated, or was it the decision of Disney/ABC?
— Kelkat (@Tweetytweeter63) September 25, 2025

That's totally how fascism works. The government takes your show away and then magically gives it back when Hollywood throws a temper tantrum.