JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A Jacksonville man who was among hundreds set to watch "Jimmy Kimmel Live" before it was pulled from the air says he is raising concerns about free speech after ABC abruptly suspended the show following comments over the Charlie Kirk assassination by the comedian.

Tommy Williams says he and a friend waited in line to enter the show Wednesday night but were told at the last minute that it had been canceled.

The suspension came after Kimmel suggested during his Monday monologue that the accused killer of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk may have been a pro-Trump Republican.

"We're all Americans," Williams said. "We all share the same rights. And our most important amendment is our First one. And without it, we do not have a democracy."

Kimmel criticized Republic

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