Late Night host Seth Meyers has responded to Jimmy Kimmel's suspension by ABC with a message of support for his fellow late night host, along with A Closer Look at censorship and free speech in Donald Trump's America.

"We're gonna keep doing our show the way we've always done it," the late-night host said amid Trump's call for his firing.

In the wake of Kimmel's indefinite suspension from ABC, late night hosts like Stephen Colbert, Jon Stewart, and Seth Meyers took to their programs to show support for Kimmel and lament the latest attack on free speech.

Seth Meyers was briefly derailed on Wednesday night, after a loud, mysterious crash sounded from the stage to his left

But the big news, which came rolling out a few hours into the day, was that Comedy Central’s The Daily Show would be mixing up its scheduling for its Thursday night broadcast, bringing in oldschool host Jon Stewart (who usually holds down the show’s Monday night slot) to tackle the evening’s episode.

"Well, you know what my community values are, buster? Freedom of speech," Colbert said in his opening monologue on Thursday.