Jimmy Kimmel says he’s secured Italian citizenship as a backup plan to “escape” President Trump’s administration, claiming things are “worse than you thought” after Trump recently predicted Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon would be “next” to be canceled. Speaking on The Sarah Silverman Podcast, Kimmel criticized both the “loud” left for driving cancel culture and the online attacks on Trump supporters who regret their votes, arguing people should be welcomed if they change their minds. The exchange came as late-night TV faces upheaval — Stephen Colbert’s show is ending next year after poor ratings and a $16 million CBS settlement with Trump over a 60 Minutes segment. Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld even praised Fallon for avoiding the liberal echo chamber, while the industry braces for more political and financial pressure.