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0:00It's April 30th, entertainment and celebrity news. Today starts now, AI-powered and spotlight-ready. I'm Cory with the story. President Trump is ramping a pressure on Disney to fire Jimmy Kimmel after a joke the late night host made about him, and first lady Melania, Trump hit Truth Social on Thursday, calling Kimmel on funny and demanding ABC boot him quick, saying people are angry. The beef started Monday when Melania resurfaced Kimmel's bit from last week. He imagined hosting the White House correspondence dinner, which skipped the comedian this year for mentalist Oz Perlman. Kimmel took shots, mocking Trump's hands, and calling Melania, an expected widow with a glow. Reactions have been low-key compared to past drama. Disney and ABC are staying quiet. No comment. Senator Ted Cruz and comedian Adam Corolla jumped in to defend Kimmel, pushing back against the calls to cancel him. Now the Federal Communications Commission is getting involved. Chairman Brendan Carr ordered an early review of ABC's broadcast licenses, a bold move

1:04that's raising eyebrows as critics say he's acting on Trump's. Say so. This saga shows how jokes can spark real fire in today's media wars, with Trump not letting up and regulators circling. Keep watching how it plays out.