ABC is under fire — viewers are ditching David Muir’s broadcasts in droves, saying goodbye to the anchor they once trusted, after Jimmy Kimmel was mysteriously suspended. What began as rumblings online has exploded into full-blown revolt: fans accuse the network of silencing voices and delivering vague excuses.

Kimmel’s suspension sparked a wildfire of condemnation. Viewers, feeling betrayed and confused, are redirecting their loyalty — some skipping ABC entirely, others demanding transparency. Social media simmers with questions: Was this a stand against content? A political move? Or a mere PR disaster waiting to implode?

Meanwhile, David Muir broadcasts go on, but the audience has thinned. Ratings are reportedly dipping; advertisers may soon feel the ripple effect. As ABC braces for the backlash, everyone’s asking: what line did the network cross, and how far will viewers go to protest what they see as censorship dressed in corporate spin?