In an episode of the "Pivot" podcast, New York University professor Scott Galloway and notable technology journalist Kara Swisher were harshly critical of Disney ( DIS) CEO Bob Iger on how he handled criticism of Kimmel's comments after the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk.

With Kimmel’s show yanked from dozens of media markets across the US, national advertisers will begin demanding lower rates or rebates, forcing Disney CEO Iger to take legal action or other

Amid free speech controversy, celebrity backlash, PR turmoil, and claims of government pressure, Disney and ABC were forced to end Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension.

Iger now finds himself caught in a massive dilemma with Kimmel on one side, Trump on the other — and Disney’s reputation at stake.

Disney and ABC need to decide if they’re willing to back Jimmy Kimmel even if it means taking a (big) financial hit.

Disney, ABC’s parent company, reinstated Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show on Tuesday in the wake of criticism over his comments about the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Kimmel returned to some ABC stations,