Jimmy Kimmel said President-elect Donald Trump “has his party by the inaugural balls” as Washington gears up for his return next week. But Trump had a big complaint about U.S. flags, which have been flying at half-staff in honor of former President Jimmy Carter,

The late night host returned to 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' a week after the fires broke out to say, "It's been a sickening, shocking, awful experience but it's also been, in a lot of ways, a beautiful experience because once again we see our fellow men and women coming together to support each other.

ABC late-night host Jimmy Kimmel gave an emotional opening monologue on the Los Angeles fires on Monday, while also blasting President-elect Donald Trump for giving a "disgusting" response to the disaster.

An emotional Jimmy Kimmel returned to TV on Monday night after canceling several shows last week due to the destructive fires raging across the Los Angeles area. Barely holding back tears, Kimmel spoke of family, friends and colleagues who had to evacuate, some of whom lost their homes.

Jimmy Kimmel opened Monday’s show in tears, reflecting on the LA wildfires that paused production of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' last week. The late night host shared how many, including his team, had to evacuate,

Jimmy Kimmel made his return to late-night television on Monday amid the Los Angeles fires. The host, 57, teared up during his emotional monologue as he reflected on the ongoing blazes in the Pacific Palisades,

After urging viewers and Los Angeles locals to donate to those impacted by the wildfires, Kimmel shared an interesting run-in his brother recently had in an area near one of the evacuation zones. "He started talking to a lady in line who honestly believed that Diddy (Sean 'Diddy' Combs) started the fires.

Kimmel said people "should never stop thanking" the heroic first responders who have been fighting the fires for a week in L.A.

Jimmy Kimmel shamed Donald Trump’s social media comments directed against city officials in Los Angeles. Firefighters from California have been battling the flames of the rapidly spreading wildfires since January 7.

During his show, Jimmy Kimmel shared his feelings about the devastating Los Angeles fires, empathizing with victims and applauding first responders.